Assuming CP as x and then you can procced solving. But its time consuming. Just assume CP = 100. Profit 20%, So, SP = 120 Now its sold at double the price. So new SP will be 120*2 = 240. Now profit percentage will be 140%.
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Apply the rule of Alligation. 9 per kg should be mixed with 7 per kg to get the mixture costing 8.4 per kg (Not 9.24 as it is SP) Note : SP = 9.24, profit = 10%. So CP = 8.4 So the ratio will be 7:3. 3 parts corresponds to 72 kg. So 7 parts will be 63 Kg.
Solving we get, x = 10/6, 9/6 and y = 14/10, 15/10 10/6 > 14/10 10/6 > 15/10 9/6 > 14/10 9/6 = 15/10
Avoid fractions in time and work. Apply LCM method. Basic rule to remember is Efficiency * Time taken = Total work Assume total work = LCM (16, 20, 8) = 80. Efficiency of A is 80/16 = 5 work/day. Efficiency of B is 80/20 = 4 work/day. Efficiency of (A+B+C) = 80/8 = 10 work/day. So efficiency of C will be 10 - (4+5) = 1 work/day. Hence time taken by C will be 80/1 = 80 days
Concept of successive percentage change X = (a+b) + (a*b)/100 a, b are the changes. x is the resultant. a = +10 b = -10 Solving we get, x value -1 So Net effect is 1% decrease. We can also assume initial value to be 100. Now decreasing 10% we get 90. Now again increasing 10% on 90 we get 99. So Net effect is drop from 100 to 99. i.e 1 % decrease
Speed of boat -x Speed of water - y Upstream speed = x-y Downstream speed = x+y We know Distance = Speed * Time So time = 68 / (13+4) = 4 hours
The pattern is Multiply by 1 and add 1, multiply by 2 and add 2, etc.. 10*1+1 = 11 11*2+2 = 24, .......... ........
Surface Area = 2*(lb + bh + hl) l-length, b-breadth, h-height 1:2:3 will be the 3 dimensions. So 1x, 2x, 3x Thus 88 = 2* (1x*2x + 2x*3x + 3x*1x) = 2 * 11 x^2 x= 2 So volume equals l * b * h, i.e 2*4*6 = 48 cubic metre
Given word contains 8 different letters. When the vowels AUE are always together, we may suppose them to form an entity, treated as one letter. Then, the letters to be arranged are DGHTR(AUE). These 6 letters can be arranged in 6P6 = 6! = 720 ways. The vowels in the group (AUE) may be arranged in 3! = 6 ways. Required number of words = (720 x 6) = 4320.
Average = Total salary of employees / No. of employees. Salary of the manager = Rs. (1600x21 - 1500x20) = Rs. 3600
This question is an application of LCM. LCM of 4, 6 = 12
Consider letter point of view. 1st letter can be posted in any of the five postboxes. Similarly letter 2 and letter 3. Each 5 ways. So the total number of ways will be 5 * 5 * 5 = 125 For these kind of problems, remember this . (Immovable)^ Movable Postboxes - Immovable and Letters - movable
This is a pattern. Try to remember this.
P (Sum less than or equal to 11) = Total probability - (Sum greater than or equal to 11) = 1 - (2+1)/36 = 1-1/12 = 11/12
Ram - R and Shyam - S. (R+5) / (S+5) = 5/6 Present age ratio is 4:5, so R = 4x and S = 5x Solving we get, R=20
This can be solved using alligation concept. For this question, rule of alligation is lengthy. Alternate approach: Think logically. Gain % = 25, i.e 1/4 gain. Here gain is because of addition of water. So considering 4 parts to be milk, 1 part extra water is added. So total we have 5 parts. Water 1 part and milk 4 parts. Thus, percentage of water in the mixture is 1/5 = 20%
115% = 100% + 10% + 5% 100% of 4880 = 4880 10% of 4880 = 488 5% of 4880 = 244. 85% = 100% - 10% - 5% 100% of 1640 = 1640 10% of 1640 = 164 5% of 1640 = 82 Solving we get,
Prime factorizing 600 we get 2^3 * 3^1 * 5^2 So no of factors will be 4*2*3 = 24 1 and 600 are also factors and they are included in the calculation.
Profit = Income = Expenditure Total income = (30 + 50 + 40 + 60 + 60) = 240 Total profit = (10 + 20 + 10 + 20 + 25) = 85 So Ratio = (240/5) / (85/5) = 48/17
Total number of balls = 20. Let S be the sample space. Then, n(S) = Number of ways of drawing 2 balls out of 20 = 20C2 Let E = event of drawing 2 balls of the same color. n(E) = 10c2 + 10c2 (Both red or both yellow) So P(E) = n(E) / s(E) Solving we get 9/19
Profit in 1982 = 10 Profit in 1983 = 20 Percentage increase = (20-10)/10 * 100 = 100%
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