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What will be the value of 1000 Rs. Invested every year after 3 years, interest rate 10 compounding annually.
• Rs. 1331 approx.
20 persons can do a work in 7 days, the number of persons required for completing the work in 28 days will be?
• 20 *7/28 = 5 persons will be required.
120 persons had provision for 200 days, after 5 days, 30 left, the remaining provision will last for how many days? • Step 1: total provision: 120*200 =24000 • Step 2: provision finished :120*5= 600 • Step 3: provision left: = 23400 • Step 4: Calculate days: 23400/90 = 260 days.
A garrison of 750 men has provision for 20 weeks, if at the end of 4 weeks, they are reinforced by 450 men, how long the provision will last?
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Total food: 750*20 = 15000 Food consumed: 750*4 = 3000 Remaining provision: 12000 No. of men now: 1200 No. of days left: 12000/1200 = 10 weeks.
4/5th of the cistern is filled in 1 minute, how much more time will be required to fill the rest? • Step 1: four shares of cistern took 60 seconds – so one share will take – 60 /4 = 15 • Remaining is one share – so it will take 15 seconds.
5 AC use 6 units of energy running 9 hours a day, how much energy will be required by 8 new AC, which will run 10 hours a day (4 new ACs consume as much as 3 old ACs).
• • Take existing energy consumption, multiply by relative values – more the hours, more will be consumption so higher values should be numerator – so on. • 6 * (10/9) *(8/5) * (3/4) = 8 units
15 skilled men take 21 days of 8 hours each to do a work. How many days of 6 hours will be required by 21 unskilled men. 3 unskilled men do as much as 2 skilled men.
• 21 * (8/6) * (15/21) *(3/2) = 30 Ans.
15 men can build a wall 108 m long in 6 days, what length of similar wall can be built by 25 men in 3 days. • 108 * (25/15) * (3/6) = 90 Ans.
By selling an article for Rs. 110, a man looses 12%, for how much should he sell to gain 8%?
• Let us assume the cost = 100, currently selling at 88 – now we want to sell at 108 – so the equation is ready: • 110 * (108/88) = 135
By selling 100 pencils, a shopkeeper gains the selling price of 20 pencils, find his margin in %?
• Let us assume – one pencil sells at 1, total selling price = 100, profit = 20, cost = 80 • So margin: (20/80)*100 (remember to put cost as denominator) = 25%
There are two expenses – one fixed and one variable – when production is 200, the total cost is 1300, when production is 250, cost is 1600, what will be total cost at 300.
• Step 1: (change in cost / change in qty) (300 /50) = 6 is variable cost • Step 2 : fixed cost : 1300 – (200*6) = 100 • Step 3: total cost: 1900.
The product of two two-digit numbers is 2160 and their HCF is 12, find the numbers? • Step 1: undertake factorisation of 2160 • Step 2: find the numbers by multiplying un-common factors with the HCF = 5 is uncommon factor = 12*5 = 60 , so the other facor is 36. • Ans: 60 and 36
A merchant has 100 kg. of sugar, part of which he sells at 7% profit and rest at 17% profit, he gains 10% on the whole, how much did he sell at 17% Options: 35 Kg, 45 Kg., 30 Kg, 40 Kg.
• The answer is 30 Kg
What is Log 9 27 – log 27 9 = ? • 5/6 ans.
A is twice as fast as B, B is thrice as fast as C, if C takes 42 minutes, how much time will be taken by A in the same distance?
• 7 minutes.
Walking at 5/6th speed, I was late by 10 minutes, what is my usual time? • Step 1: there is invese relation between speed and time, so make an equation: • 6/5 time – usual time = 10 minutes • 6/5x –x = 10, so x = 50, ans.
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