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The CP of x apples and y mangoes is Rs. 8 more than CP of 3x apples any (y – 6) mangoes. IF the CP of an apple is Rs. 4 less than the maximum passible total CP (in Rs.) of an apple and a mango is
The CP of x apples and y mangoes is Rs. 8 more than CP of 3x apples any (y – 6) mangoes. IF the CP of an apple is Rs. 4 less than the maximum passible total CP (in Rs.) of an apple and a mango is
Let the CP of apple be p
Then, px + (p + 4)y – 8 = p * 3x + (p+4) (y–6)
px +py +4y = 3px + py – 6p + 4y – 24 + 8
2px – 6p = 16
p (x–3) = 8
The maximum value of p is 8 at x = 4
Then, CP of an apple and mango is 8 + 12 = 20 Rs.
The ratio of business and economic class fare between Dehradun and Hyderabad is 3 : 2 and that of the number of passenger travelling by business and economy classes is 12 : 25. If on a day Rs. 4.3 lakh is collected as the total fare, then what is the absolute difference in amount collected from the business class and economy class passenger?
The ratio of business and economic class fare between Dehradun and Hyderabad is 3 : 2 and that of the number of passenger travelling by business and economy classes is 12 : 25. If on a day Rs. 4.3 lakh is collected as the total fare, then what is the absolute difference in amount collected from the business class and economy class passenger?
Let fare for business class and economy class be Rs. 3x and Rs. 2x respectively. Let the passenger in business class and economy class be 12y and 25y respectively.
Total fare = 3x * 12y + 2x * 25y
=86xy = 430000
xy = 5000
Absolute difference = (50 – 36) * 5000
= Rs.70, 000
Two equal containers are filled with a mixture of 2 metals Gold and Platinum. First contains 3 times as much metal Gold as the second. The mixture in the two containers are then mixed and it is found that the ratio becomes 2 : 5. Find the original ratio of Gold : Platinum in the first container.
Two equal containers are filled with a mixture of 2 metals Gold and Platinum. First contains 3 times as much metal Gold as the second. The mixture in the two containers are then mixed and it is found that the ratio becomes 2 : 5. Find the original ratio of Gold : Platinum in the first container.
Let X = Total Amount of Gold
& Y = Total Amount of Platinum
. (1)
Given U1 + P1 = U2 + P2. (2)
U1 + U1 = X & P1 + P2 = Y. (3)
Also, given U1 = 3U2
From (2) P2 − P1 = 2U2
Also, X = 4U2 & 2P1 = Y − 2U2
4P1 + 4U2 = 20U2
4P1 = 16U2
U1 : P1 = 3 : 4
Gopal, Abhishek, Suraj and Pawan have Rs. 80. If Gopal’s share increases by Rs. 3, Abhishek’s share increases by one-third of his share, Suraj’s share decreases by 20% and Pawan’s share decreases by Rs. 4, all of them would have equal amounts of money. Pawan’s original share is
Gopal, Abhishek, Suraj and Pawan have Rs. 80. If Gopal’s share increases by Rs. 3, Abhishek’s share increases by one-third of his share, Suraj’s share decreases by 20% and Pawan’s share decreases by Rs. 4, all of them would have equal amounts of money. Pawan’s original share is
Let Gopal’s share be G, Abhishek’s be A, Sadiq’s be S and Pawan’s be P.
Given that
You get
G = P – 7. (1)
. (2)
…. (3)
Also given that G + A + P + S = 80…. (4)
Substituting the values from (1), (2) and (3) in (4), we get
or P = 23.75
The number 39 + 312 + 315 + 3n is a perfect cube of an integer for natural number n equaling
The number 39 + 312 + 315 + 3n is a perfect cube of an integer for natural number n equaling
For n = 14, 39 (1 + 33 + 36 + 35)
= 39 (1 + 27 + 729 + 243)
= 39 * 103.
A test-tube consists of a cylinder with a hemispherical base. The diameter of the hemisphere is 2a and the height of the cylinder is b (internal measurements). Three marks are made on the test tube to indicate when the test-tube is half full, one-quarter full and three quarters full. Find the heights of these three marks above the lowest point of the test-tube in order of half full, one quarter full and three quarters full?
A test-tube consists of a cylinder with a hemispherical base. The diameter of the hemisphere is 2a and the height of the cylinder is b (internal measurements). Three marks are made on the test tube to indicate when the test-tube is half full, one-quarter full and three quarters full. Find the heights of these three marks above the lowest point of the test-tube in order of half full, one quarter full and three quarters full?
Volume of tube
When it is half-full
Volume of Cylinder
Length in the cylinder
The height above the lowest point
When it is full, volume
Volume of cylinder
Length in the cylinder
The height above the lowest point
When it is full, volume
Volume in cylinder
Length in the cyl
The average age of a School of n Men is X years. Three new Men join the School whose ages are X – 1, X + 1 and X + 2 years. What is the new average age of the School?
The average age of a School of n Men is X years. Three new Men join the School whose ages are X – 1, X + 1 and X + 2 years. What is the new average age of the School?
The average age of n men is X year. Total age is given by N years
A bikers starts bike on kutcha road at a speed of 1 m/s for 2 s, then increase to 2 m/s for 4 s, then to 3 m/s for next 6 s, then to 4 m/s for next 8 s and so on. He stops after 182 s then what was the average speed for his journey?
A bikers starts bike on kutcha road at a speed of 1 m/s for 2 s, then increase to 2 m/s for 4 s, then to 3 m/s for next 6 s, then to 4 m/s for next 8 s and so on. He stops after 182 s then what was the average speed for his journey?
Total time = 182s
2 + 4 + 6 + 8 +……………+ n terms = 182
i.e. n=13
Total distance covered = 2* [12 + 2 2+ 32 +……. …………. + 132]
= 2 * 13 * 14 *
Average speed = 9 * 13 *
A bag contains 25-paise, 50-paise and l-rupee coins in the ratio 8 : 2 : 7. If the total value of all the coins in the bag is Rs. 770, then find the total number of all the 25 paise and 50 paise coins in the bag.
A bag contains 25-paise, 50-paise and l-rupee coins in the ratio 8 : 2 : 7. If the total value of all the coins in the bag is Rs. 770, then find the total number of all the 25 paise and 50 paise coins in the bag.
The bag has 25-paise, 50-paise and 1 -rupee coins in the ratio 8 : 2 : 7. Now this is the ratio of the number of coins while the total value of the coins has been given. So we first need to convert coins into value.
Let the coins be 8x, 2x and 7x respectively.
8x coins of 1/4 rupee each = value is R
A man’s working hours a day were decreased by 18%, and his wages per hour were increased by 45%. By how much per cent were his daily earnings increased?
A man’s working hours a day were decreased by 18%, and his wages per hour were increased by 45%. By how much per cent were his daily earnings increased?
Let daily working hours & wages per hour before increase be H and W respectively
So his Salary/day = HW
Working hours after increase = 0.82H, wages per hour = 1.45W
So his daily salary = . Thus an Increase of 18.9%