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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
In what respective ratio two varieties of wheat costing Rs. 72 per kg and Rs. 120per kg be mixed. So that by selling the mixture for 108 per kg 20% profit is earned?
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Question 2 of 5
2. Question
What will be the ratio of diesel to petrol in the final solution formed by mixing diesel and petrol that are present in the three identical vessel in the ratio 3:2 , 4:3, and 5:2
Correct
Answer: (b) 22:13
Explanation:
In 1st vessel, diesel = 3x/5 and petrol= 2x/5
In 2nd vessel, diesel = 4x/7 and petrol= 3x/7
In 3rd vessel, diesel = 5x/7 and petrol= 2x/7
(3x/5 +4x/7 +5x/7) : (2x/5 +3x/7+2x/7)
66/35 :39/35
66:39
On solving we get, 22:13
Incorrect
Answer: (b) 22:13
Explanation:
In 1st vessel, diesel = 3x/5 and petrol= 2x/5
In 2nd vessel, diesel = 4x/7 and petrol= 3x/7
In 3rd vessel, diesel = 5x/7 and petrol= 2x/7
(3x/5 +4x/7 +5x/7) : (2x/5 +3x/7+2x/7)
66/35 :39/35
66:39
On solving we get, 22:13
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
A women deposits 10% her salary in mutual fund. She saves 30% of the remaining. The ratio of her expenses on medicines and groceries is 3:4, of the remaining sala rater saving. If her expense on the medicine is Rs. 4050, find her annual salary.
Correct
Answer: (c) 180000
Explanation:
Let her monthly salary considered as 100x
She invested 10% I mutual fund = 10x
Remaining after mutual fund= 90x
In that remaining 30% for savings=27x
After savings the remain9ing amount=63x
In that 63x,
Expenses for medicine and groceries in the ratio=3:4,
Hich is equal to
For medicines=27x
For groceries=36x
For medicines=27x=4050
X=150
Therefore monthly salary=15000
Annual salary=15000*12=180000
Incorrect
Answer: (c) 180000
Explanation:
Let her monthly salary considered as 100x
She invested 10% I mutual fund = 10x
Remaining after mutual fund= 90x
In that remaining 30% for savings=27x
After savings the remain9ing amount=63x
In that 63x,
Expenses for medicine and groceries in the ratio=3:4,
Hich is equal to
For medicines=27x
For groceries=36x
For medicines=27x=4050
X=150
Therefore monthly salary=15000
Annual salary=15000*12=180000
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Question 4 of 5
4. Question
A container has 15 liters of alcohol. If 5 liters of alcohol is replaced by 5 liters of water and this operation is repeated two times more, then what will be the quantity of alcohol in the new mixture?
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Answer: (a) 4.44
Explanation:
Let the initial quantity of alcohol be ‘x’ liter and the ‘y’ liter of alcohol is replaced by water each time. Required quantity of alcohol left in the mixture
=x((x-y)/x)n
=15((15-5)/15)3
=4.44 liters
Incorrect
Answer: (a) 4.44
Explanation:
Let the initial quantity of alcohol be ‘x’ liter and the ‘y’ liter of alcohol is replaced by water each time. Required quantity of alcohol left in the mixture
=x((x-y)/x)n
=15((15-5)/15)3
=4.44 liters
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Question 5 of 5
5. Question
An alloy ‘A’ made up of copper and zinc contain 20% of copper and another alloy ‘B’ having same elements contain 15% zinc . a new alloy is made by mixing both alloys which contains 30% copper. Fins the ratio of quantity of alloy A and B in the new alloy.