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A, B and C shared Rs. 18500 such that A received 25% more than B, and B received 20% more than C. What amount A and B received together?
A, B and C shared Rs. 18500 such that A received 25% more than B, and B received 20% more than C. What amount A and B received together?
A + B + C = 18500…. (1)
A = B + 25% of …. (2)
B = C + 20% of …. (3)
Equation (1) gives,
37C = 185000 C = 5000
B = 6000, A = 7500.
A + B = 13500
A & B can together do a job in 20 days, B & C in 24 days & A and C in 30 days. Find the number of days required by A, B & C together to do the same job.
A & B can together do a job in 20 days, B & C in 24 days & A and C in 30 days. Find the number of days required by A, B & C together to do the same job.
Let the total work by LCM of 20, 24 and 30 i.e. 120 units
Work done per day by A and B = a + b =
Work done per day by B and C = b + c =
Work done per day by A and C = a + c =
2 (a + b + c) = 15
So, a + b + c = 7.5
Required number of days =
Find two numbers such that the mean proportional between them is 28 and the third proportional to them is 224.
Find two numbers such that the mean proportional between them is 28 and the third proportional to them is 224.
Let the numbers be x & y
(mean proportion)2 = xy.
So, xy = 784
x = .… (1)
x, y and 224 are in continued proportion
y2 = 224 x .… (2)
y2 = 224 *
y3 = 14 * 16 * 28 * 28
y = 56 and x = 14
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X and Y two cyclists rides towards each other from two places 216 km apart, and meet in 6 hours. If X’s speed is twice that of Y, find the speed with which Y is riding?
X and Y two cyclists rides towards each other from two places 216 km apart, and meet in 6 hours. If X’s speed is twice that of Y, find the speed with which Y is riding?
Let the speeds be 2Aand A kmph respectively
A = 12 and the speed of B = 3 kmph
In what ratio should a 45% milk solution be mixed with a 25% milk solution in order to get a 28% milk solution?
In what ratio should a 45% milk solution be mixed with a 25% milk solution in order to get a 28% milk solution?
In how many ways can five students be seated in a straight line such that one of them Rahul is always at a corner position?
In how many ways can five students be seated in a straight line such that one of them Rahul is always at a corner position?
Rahul can occupy any one of the two corner positions and therefore, Rahul can occupy a position in two ways.
The other four people can seat themselves in 4! ways, that is, 24 ways.
Total ways = 2 * 24 = 48 ways.
A train of length 120 m and traveling at 8 m/s completely crosses another train 50% more than its length coming from the opposite direction in 5 seconds. Find the speed of the second rain?
A train of length 120 m and traveling at 8 m/s completely crosses another train 50% more than its length coming from the opposite direction in 5 seconds. Find the speed of the second rain?
As per the problem, we have Length of the first train = 120 m
Length of the second train = 180 m
As per the problem,
8 + s = 60
s = 52 m/sec
Find two numbers such that sum of six times the first and five times the second is 218, and the excess of five times the first over three times the second is 24.
Find two numbers such that sum of six times the first and five times the second is 218, and the excess of five times the first over three times the second is 24.
6X + 5Y = 218 . (1)
5X - 3Y = 24 . (2)
Solve to get X = 18, Y = 22.
If the price of a commodity increases by 150%, by what percentage should the consumption decrease so that overall expenditure is same as earlier?
If the price of a commodity increases by 150%, by what percentage should the consumption decrease so that overall expenditure is same as earlier?
Let x be the required percent.
Using the successive percentage change rule, we have
150 + x + = 0
= – 150
x = – 60%
so 60%
How much time will a wheel take in covering 1760 metres with diameter 3.5 metres and speed of 1 rpm?
How much time will a wheel take in covering 1760 metres with diameter 3.5 metres and speed of 1 rpm?