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Each of the question is followed by two statements I and II. You have to decide which statement is sufficient to answer the question.
Find the time taken by B to complete the whole work alone.
Statement I: A is 50% more efficient than B and ratio of efficiency of A and C is 5:4 respectively. Time taken by C to complete the whole work alone is 12 days less than B.
Statement II: A and B together can complete the whole job in 144/5 days and B takes 24 days more than A to complete the job alone.
Statement I: Ratio of efficiency of A and B = 3:2
Ratio of efficiency of A and C = 5:4
Ratio of efficiency of A: B: C = 15:10:12
Ratio of time = 4:6:5
According to question
(6 – 5) unit = 12
1 unit = 12
Time taken by B = 12 x 6 = 72 days
This statement alone is sufficient to answer the question
Statement II. Let the time taken by A to complete the job = a days
Time taken by B = a + 24
According to question,
1/a + 1/ (a + 24) = 5/144
On putting a + 24 = 72
a = 48
So, 1/48 + 1/72 = 5/144
This value satisfying the option.
This statement alone is sufficient to answer the question.
If Length of Train Y is 20% more than length of train X. Find the length of train X.
Statement I: Train Z is running at speed of 70 m/s. If train Y and Z are running in same direction then train Z can cross train Y in 35 seconds.
Statement II: Train X running at 40 m/ s, crosses a man standing in bridge in 6.25 seconds. Train Y running at 60 m/s, crosses same man in 5 seconds.
Statement I. This is clear from the statement that we can’t calculate length of train Y or train Z. So we are not able to calculate the length of train X.
This statement alone is not sufficient.
Statement II. Let the length of train X = 5a
Length of train Y = 1.2 x 5a = 6a
According to statement,
5a = 40 x 6.25 = 250
a = 50 meters
Length of train X = 50 x 5 = 250 meters
Ranjan bought an article from shopkeeper, find the cost price of article for shopkeeper.
Statement I: The ratio of marked price and cost price of article is 4:5 and discount is Rs. 750
Statement II: The marked price of article is Rs. 9000
This is very clear that both statements alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
On combining both statements
5a = 9000
a = 1800
Cost price of article = 4 x 1800 = Rs. 7200
Aprajita spends 22% of monthly income on house rent, 14% of remaining income on education, 20% and 5% of remaining on Stock market and monthly EMI for Insurance Policy, he left with Rs. 20,124. Find the total income of Aprajita.
Let the total income of Aprajita = 100a
Amount spend on house rent = 22% of 100a = 22a
Amount spend on education = 14% (100a – 22a) = 14% of 78a = 10.92a
Amount spend on stock market = 20% (78a – 10.92a) = 20% of 67.08 = 13.416a
Amount spend on monthly EMI = 5% of 67.08a = 3.354a
Amount left after all expenditures = 78a – (10.92a+13.416a + 3.354a) = 50.31a
50.31a = 20124
a = 400
Total income = 400 x 100 = 40,000
A, B and C started a business with initial investments of Rs. 4200, Rs. 4800 and Rs. 5400 respectively. After two years they made additional investments of Rs. k + 600, Rs. k + 400 and Rs. k + 200 respectively. Find the profit share of B out of total profit of Rs. 6480.
Ratio of profit = (4200 x 2 + k + 600) :( 4800 x 2 + k + 400) :( 5400 x 2 + k + 200)
= (9000 + k): (10000 + k): (11000 + k)
Profit share of B = (10000 + k) / (9000 + k + 10000 + k + 11000 + k)
= (10000 + k) / (30000 + 3k) = 1/3 of total profit
Profit share of B = 1/3 x 6480 = Rs. 2160
There are two mixtures A and B contains milk and water in the ratio of 7:4 and 1:2 respectively. If these two mixtures are mixed in the ratio of 6:5, then find the ratio of milk and water in the resultant mixture?
Quantity of milk present in the mixture A = 7/11
Quantity of milk present in the mixture B = 1/3
Therefore
Remaining are water, i.e 1- (181/363) = 182/363
Ratio of milk and water in the final mixture
181 : 182
Average age of father and mother before five years is 29.If the age of the son is added to their parents then average becomes seven less than the Present average age of father and mother. Find the average age of son, daughter father and mother had son age is 2 years younger than his sister?
Present average age of father and mother = 29+5 =34
Total age of the father and mother = 34*2 =68
Let present age of son =x
It is given that,
68+x =81
Therefore present age of son = 13 years
Age of daughter = 13+2 = 15 years
Total average age of the family,
= (68+13+15)/4
= 24 years
Person X start from point A and person Y start from point B running towards each and meets first time after 8 hours. (Both start running at same time). Find speed of Y in km/h if speed of X is 200% more than Y and distance between A and B is 960 km.
Let speed of Y = a km/h
Speed of X = 300% of a = 3a
960/8 = (3a + a)
4a = 120
a = 30
Speed of Y = 30 km/h
There are 10 boys and 8 girls out of which a team of 8 players to be selected. In how many ways team can be selected if at least 4 girls and 2 boys should be in team?
Required number of ways = 8C6 x 10C2 +8C5 x 10C3+ 8C4 x 10C4
= 45 x 28 + 120 x 56 + 210 x 70
= 1260 + 6720 + 14700 = 22680 ways
Henry bought loan from bank at simple interest which worth Rs.16000 at 12% per annum for 2 years, he lends that amount to Gokul in compound interest at 20% for 2 years, find the amount earned as profit by Henry after 2 years?
Interest amount paid by Henry after 2 years
= (16000×2×12)/100
= Rs.3840
Interest amount paid by Gokul to Henry after 2 years
= 16000(1+[20/100])2-16000
= 16000(36/25) – 16000
= 23040 – 16000
= Rs.7040
Profit amount earned by Henry after 2 years = 7040 – 3840 = Rs.3200
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