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QUESTIO

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BANK
[Time speed & Distance]
Q1 A train crosses a platform of length 40% more than the length of
the train, in 20 seconds while it crosses a person moving in same
direction in 15 seconds where the speed of the person is 10 m/s.
What is the length of the platform (in metres)?
Ans =

Hence length of platform is 262.5 metres


Q2= If a man walks to his office at 5/7 of his usual speed, he
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reaches the office 12 minutes late. How much early will he


reach, if he walks at 20% more than his usual speed?
Ans
Q3=Two trains start simultaneously in the opposite direction from
two points X and Y, arrive at their destinations 25 and 36 hours
respectively after their meeting each other. if the first train travels at
96 km/h, then at what speed does the second train travel (in km/h)?

Ans=

Different type hai yeh isme speeds kai ratio 2:1<7:3 tho normal formula sai yeh nhi hoga easily
Q2 Virat and Anushka started a car journey from Chandigarh to Delhi, which
are 288 km apart. Virat took 12 hours more than Anushka to complete the
journey. Had Virat travelled at double his actual speed, he would have taken 4
hours less than Anushka to complete the journey. Find the respective speeds (in
km/hr) at which Virat and Anushka travelled.
NUMBER-SYSTEM
Q2
Q What are the last three digits of 1 + 7 + 72 + 73 + …. + 72024?
1 + 7 + 7 + 7 + …. + 7 = 1 + (7 + 49 + 343 + 2401) + 7 (7 + 49 + 343 + 2401)
2 3 2024 4

+ … 506 groups = 1 + (2800) + 2401(2800) + 2401 (2800) + … 506 terms =1 +


2

800(506) = 801.
Average-
Mixture&Aligation
Q6 there were 30 students in a hostel. Due to the admission of 20 new students, the expenses of the mess
increase by `1600 per day while the average expenditure per head diminished by `8. What was the
original expenditure of the mess?
Soltn : 30A+1600={A-8}50

30A+1600=50A-400

20A=2000

A=100

30*100= 3000ANS
Q6 There are 2017 consecutive natural numbers such that the average of first 1111 numbers
is n. The average of all numbers is

Q7 A 600 ml mixture of spirit and water contains 40% spirit. What quantity of the mixture of
spirit and water should be replaced with 25% spirit concentrate so that the resultant
solution contains 30% spirit concentrate?
Q5 A shopkeeper bought two varieties of rice at the rate of Rs 45/kg and Rs
63/kg. In what ratio should he mix the two varieties of rice so that if he sells
the mixture at Rs 57/kg, he gains 20% profit.
Q5 Ajay attempted to add ten two-digit numbers. One of -them, a, was the
reverse of one of the others. If a was replaced by another two-digit number, b
and the reverse of a was replaced by the reverse of b and the average was
found, it would be 6.6 more. The sum of the digits in b exceeds the sum of
the digits in a by?

Q6 Three containers A, B and C contain wine and water the ratio respectively 5:7,
7:9 and 4:5. Each container has equal volume of the mixture. If he took two-third
of the quantity from container A, four – fifth quantity from container B and half
quantity from container C and mixed in another container D. What is the ratio of
wine to water in container D?
Q7 In an office there are n employees and their average age is 36
years. After two years, 5 employees whose average age is 40 years,
leave the office and next after three years, 5 employees whose
average age is 30 years, joined the office. Now the average age of the
employees of the office becomes 39.7 years. Find the number of
employees in the office initially.
after two years average will become 38 then the total age of all employees =38n
5 people of age 40 leave then total age=38n-40*5 =38n-200
after 3 more years so then total age=(38n-200) +(n-5)3 [n-5 is because five
employee have already left ]
then comes 5 people of age 30 then total age become =(38n-200) +(n-5)3 +30*5
now total people are still n and the average now is 39.7
{(38n-200) +(n-5)3 +150}/n =39.7
41n -200 +150-15 =39.7
1.3n=65
n=50

Q9 A can contains liquid P and Q in the ratio 5: 3 respectively. Some


quantity of liquid P is taken out from the can and double quantity of
liquid Q is added to the mixture. The ratio of liquid P and Q in the
new mixture becomes 4: 5 respectively. if the final quantity of liquid
in the mixture becomes 72 litres, then what is the initial quantity of
liquid P?
Q8 A drunk man has three full glasses of mixture of wine and water
in ratio 1:4, 3:5 and 1:3 in equal volume. He mixed all three mixtures
into a bottle. What part of volume of one of the glasses should he mix
pure wine into the bottle so that the percentage of wine in the bottle
becomes 40%?
Q10 A trader sells 10 litres of a mixture of paints A and B, where the
amount of B in the mixture does not exceed that of A. The cost of paint A
per litre is $8 more than that of paint B. If the trader sells the entire
mixture for $264 and makes a profit of 10%, then what is the highest
possible cost of paint B, in $ per litre?
TIME AND WORK

Q2 Anju and Bobby can do a piece of work in 30 days working together. Anju works
for 14 days and then Bobby finishes the remaining work in 46 days working alone. How

many days shall Bobby take if she was to finish the whole work alone?
Q3 A bus travels at a speed of n km/hr if it does not carry any passenger. Its
speed decreases by a quantity directly proportional to the square of the
number of passengers. If the bus carries 10 passengers, its speed is 45 km/hr. If
it carries 15 passengers its speed is 7.5 km/hr. What will be its approximate
speed (in km/hr) if it carries 12 passengers?
The correct answer is option 2.
The speed of the bus is given by expression n – k(p) , where n is the speed of the bus ,
2

p is the number of passengers .


if p = 10 , n – 100k = 45 …. (1)
if p = 15 , n – 225k = 7.5 …. (2)
from (1) and (2)
n = 75km/hr , k = 0.3
Speed of the bus when p = 12
75 – 0.3 (12) 2 = 31.8
approx 32 km/hr.

Q4There are two tanks P and Q which are completely filled with water. Each tank is
connected with an outlet pipe. The rate of flow through both the pipes was constant till
the tanks were empty. The time taken by the outlet pipe to empty tank P is 8 hours
while that for tank Q was 12 hours. The volume of tank P is 60% more than the volume
of tank Q. After how many hours from the start, will the quantity of water in tank P will
be 25% more than the quantity of water in tank Q?
SIMPLE&COMPOUND INTEREST

Q2 Himanshu invested one half of his savings in policy A for 2 years and received
Rs 2200 as a simple interest. He invested the remaining savings in policy B for
same number of years at same rate of interest and received Rs 2420 as a
compound interest. If his total savings before investing is 40% of his expenditure
before investing, then what was his expenditure before investing (in rs)?

The correct answer is 27500.


Let the principal for policy B = P
First year CI = 1100
Second year CI = 1100 + 220
Therefore,
R% of 1100 = 220
R = 20%
20% of P = 1100
P = 5500
Thus, total saving = 5500 + 5500= 11000
PROFIT&LOSS
[Percent%]
Q2 A shopkeeper mixes two brands of coffee one priced at 25 Rs/kg and the
other at 18 Rs/kg in the ratio of 2:5. At what marked price per kg should he sell
the mixture so that after giving a discount of 67.5%, he earns a profit of 30%?

35. A reduction of 20% in the price of sugar enables a housewife to buy 5.4 kg.
more for ` 432. Find the reduced price per kilogram
Q3 0A shopkeeper buys sugar at Rs 20 per kg and sells it at Rs 24 per kg. But he uses
false weights which measure 20% lesser than the actual weight. What was the profit
percentage made by the shopkeeper?
Q5 Radhelal is a shop-owner who sells sugar to his customers. He sells sugar in packets
of 1 kg each. Two customers P and Q asked him for 2 kg sugar. He removed some sugar
form one of the packets and gave this packet along with a new 1 kg packet of sugar to P.
He further gave a discount of 15% to P. To the second customer i.e. Q, he gave two new
1 kg packets (without removing any quantity of sugar) without any discount. His net
profit was the same in both the cases. What was the cost price of the sugar he removed
from the packet given to P?
The correct answer is option 3.
Let us assume, he reduced x kg sugar from a packet.
Let CP for a packet of sugar be y
Let MRP of a packet of sugar be m
Total sugar given to P: (2-x) kg
Total sugar given to Q: 2 kg
Total SP towards Q: 2m
Total SP towards P: 2m -15% of 2m= 1.7m
Total CP towards Q: 2y
Total CP towards P: (2-x)y
Total profit is same in both cases.
2m-2y=1.7m-(2-x)y
2m=1.7m+xy
xy=0.3 m
CP of sugar removed: xy =0.3m = 30% MRP of a Packet
RATIO &
PROPORTIO
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Q3 One part of a hostel's monthly expenses is fixed, and the other
part is proportional to the number of its boarders. The hostel
collects ₹ 1600 per month from each boarder. When the number of
boarders is 50, the profit of the hostel is ₹ 200 per boarder, and
when the number of boarders is 75, the profit of the hostel is ₹ 250
per boarder. When the number of boarders is 80, the total profit of
the hostel, in INR, will be
Q5 A, B and C start a business. The ratio of money invested by A and B is
5:7 and the ratio of money invested by A and C is 3: 5. A manages the
business so he takes 10% extra in share of profit. After one year the
difference between the share of profit B and C is Rs.3600. What is the
share of profit of A (in Rs.)?

Q6Respective ratio of number of books to pens sold by a shopkeeper is


a:7, while ratio of number of pens to pencils sold by shopkeeper is 18:b,
respectively. Number of pens sold by shopkeeper is 252, and number of
books sold by shopkeeper is 2 less than number of pencils sold by
shopkeeper. Which of the following can be the values of a and b where
both a and b are natural numbers?
Q7 In a factory producing bricks, there is a fixed cost and a variable cost. The
variable cost is directly proportional to the cube root of the number of bricks
produced. When the factory produces 1000 bricks, then the total cost involved is
Rs 40000 and when the factory produces 1728 bricks, then the cost involved is Rs
40,720. For how many bricks will the total cost involved be Rs 42,160?

Q8 Two persons P and Q start a business with their initial capital of Rs.25000 and
Rs.32000 respectively. At the end of 'M' months from the start of the business, a new
person R joins them with an initial capital of Rs.45000 and at the same time person Q
withdraws half of his initial amount. At the end of 1-year, total profit amount from the
business is Rs.48000 out of which share of person P is Rs.18000. What is the value of M?
The distance travelled by a stone falling from a height is directly proportional to the
square of the time for which is falling. If the distance travelled in the 6 second is 44 m.
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Then what is the distance travelled by the stone in the 10 second?


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Q9 After 12 years, ratio of ages of mother and son will be 10:7 respectively. At the
time of son’s birth, age of father was 26 years. If ratio of present age of mother
and father is 6:7, respectively. Find the age of son 10 years ago.
Algebra
Q1 Sum of first 20 terms of an arithmetic sequence is 100. If first term is 10,
then find the ratio of sum of all even numbered terms to that of total terms.

Given that a + a + a + … + a + a + a = 100


1 2 3 18 19 20

Also we know that pair-wise sum of terms in AP is same, so a + a = a + a = … = 1 20 2 19

100/10 = 10.
Also it is given that a = 10, so a = 0.
1 20

That means except 20 term, all other 19 terms also follow same pair-wise sum pattern,
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i.e. a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a = a + a =
1 19 2 18 3 17 4 16 5 15 6 14 7 13 8 12 9 11

2a 10

Thus if we take a = x, then (a + a ) + (a + a ) + (a + a ) + (a + a ) + a + a = 9x


10 2 18 4 16 6 14 8 12 10 20

And same way sum of all terms becomes = 19x.


Hence the required ratio is = 9x : 19x = 9 : 19.

Q2 Use log to solve this ANS= 1/X+1/Y+1/Z


Q5
If beech mai plus hoga tho ek ghatega ek bdega

Aur beech mai minus hoga tho dono bdhenge ya dono girenge sath mai
GEOMETRY
As shown in the figure ABCD is a square with AB = 1 units. Taking CD as a diameter, a

circle is drawn and from A, a tangent is drawn to the semicircle intersecting BC at E.


What is the length of AE?
Q5

In a convex quadrilateral ABCD, AB = 6, CD = 4 and BD = 12. Diagonals AC and BD


intersect each other at point E. If the area of ΔBEC is equal to area of ΔAED, then the
length of ED is
Q2 ABC is an equilateral triangle and D is a point on minor arc AB of the circumcircle of
ABC such that BD = 2005 and CD = 2006. Find the length of AD.
Q3 In a square ABCD, point E is on side BC and AF is perpendicular to DE.
IF BE = 1 cm and CE = 3cm, Find the sum of the lengths of AF and FE.
Probability
With P&C

BASED ON DISTRIBUTION
Probability with algebra mix qiestion
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