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Question 361

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the initial number of students in 4 colleges P, Q, R and S, number of students got admitted in march and number of students dropped in October.

CollegesInitial number of studentsAdmission (March)Students drop (October)
P920x756
Q(2x+5)22267
R780135651
S5x2.5x690

 

Below given pie-chart shows the percentage distribution of total number of students remaining in all four colleges together in November.

Note: Number of students remaining in November = Initial number of students + Admission in march - students drop in October

What is the difference between the total number of students remaining in Colleges P and S together and the number of students remaining in College Q in November? 

  1. AOption (a)

    96

  2. BOption (b)

    108

  3. COption (c)

    120

  4. DOption (d)

    132

  5. EOption (e)

    144

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

120

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

Let's analyze the given data for students remaining in November.

Remaining = Initial + Admission (March) - Dropped (October)

P: Remaining = 920 + x - 756 = x + 164

Q: Remaining = (2x + 5) + 222 - 67 = 2x + 160

R: Remaining = 780 + 135 - 651 = 264

S: Remaining = 5x + 2.5x - 690 = 7.5x - 690

R represents 22% of total students remaining in November.

So, 22% of Total = 264

Or, Total = (264/0.22) = 1200

For P:

Remaining students = 24% of 1200 = 288

Or, x + 164 = 288

Or, x = 124

Remaining = 124 + 124 = 288

Similarly,

CollegesInitial number of studentsAdmission (March)Students dropped (October)Remaining students (November)
P920124756288
Q25322267408
R780135651264
S620310690240

 

Calculation:

Students remaining in P and S together = 288 + 240 = 528

Students remaining in Q = 408

Required difference = 528 – 408 = 120

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Question 362

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the initial number of students in 4 colleges P, Q, R and S, number of students got admitted in march and number of students dropped in October.

CollegesInitial number of studentsAdmission (March)Students drop (October)
P920x756
Q(2x+5)22267
R780135651
S5x2.5x690

 

Below given pie-chart shows the percentage distribution of total number of students remaining in all four colleges together in November.

Note: Number of students remaining in November = Initial number of students + Admission in march - students drop in October

The total number of students who dropped out in October from all four colleges is approximately what percentage of the total number of students remaining in November?

  1. AOption (a)

    180%

  2. BOption (b)

    182%

  3. COption (c)

    185%

  4. DOption (d)

    188%

  5. EOption (e)

    190%

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Correct answer

Answer: (a)A.

180%

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

Let's analyze the given data for students remaining in November.

Remaining = Initial + Admission (March) - Dropped (October)

P: Remaining = 920 + x - 756 = x + 164

Q: Remaining = (2x + 5) + 222 - 67 = 2x + 160

R: Remaining = 780 + 135 - 651 = 264

S: Remaining = 5x + 2.5x - 690 = 7.5x - 690

R represents 22% of total students remaining in November.

So, 22% of Total = 264

Or, Total = (264/0.22) = 1200

For P:

Remaining students = 24% of 1200 = 288

Or, x + 164 = 288

Or, x = 124

Remaining = 124 + 124 = 288

Similarly,

CollegesInitial number of studentsAdmission (March)Students dropped (October)Remaining students (November)
P920124756288
Q25322267408
R780135651264
S620310690240

 

Calculation:

Total students dropped = 756 + 67 + 651 + 690 = 2164

Total students remaining = 1200

Required percentage = (2164/1200) x 100 = 180% approx.

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Question 363

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

A shopkeeper buys an article at ₹x and marks it up by 60%. He offers a 25% discount and sells it. The customer returns the article, and the shopkeeper refunds 80% of what the customer paid. If the shopkeeper makes a net profit of ₹72 on the entire transaction, find the value of x.

  1. AOption (a)

    Rs. 240

  2. BOption (b)

    Rs. 250

  3. COption (c)

    Rs. 300

  4. DOption (d)

    Rs. 360

  5. EOption (e)

    Rs. 400

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

Rs. 300

Why this answer is correct

Let cost price (CP) = x.

Mark-up = 60%.

So, Marked Price (MP) = 1.6x

Discount = 25%.

Selling Price (SP) = 1.6x × 0.75 = 1.2x

Refund = 0.80 × 1.2x = 0.96x

Profit = 1.2x − 0.96x = 0.24x

ATQ,

0.24x = 72

Or, x = (72/0.24) = 300

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Question 364

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

The ratio of the number of birds on tree A to tree B is 3 : 4 and the sum of the number of birds on tree A, tree B, and tree C is (2X + 108). The number of birds on tree A is 24 more than (1/3) times the number of birds on tree C. If the total number of birds on tree B and tree C together are 318, then find the value of X/2.

  1. AOption (a)

    75

  2. BOption (b)

    80

  3. COption (c)

    85

  4. DOption (d)

    90

  5. EOption (e)

    95

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Correct answer

Answer: (a)A.

75

Why this answer is correct

Let birds on tree A = 3y and tree B = 4y.

Or, 3y = 24 + (1/3)C

Or, C = (3y – 24) x 3

Or, C = 9y – 72

Also, B + C = 318

4y + 9y – 72 = 318

13y = 390

Or, y = 30

Birds on A = 90, B = 120, C = 198.

Total birds = 90 + 120 + 198 = 408

ATQ,

408 = 2X + 108

Or, 2X = 300

Or, X = 150

Required value = X/2 = 150/2 = 75

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Question 365

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

A vehicle covers a distance of (p + 60) km in 6 hours. The speed of the vehicle is the square of an odd number. If the value of 'p' is a positive integer and less than 100, find the value of 'p'.

  1. AOption (a)

    70

  2. BOption (b)

    80

  3. COption (c)

    90

  4. DOption (d)

    95

  5. EOption (e)

    98

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

90

Why this answer is correct

Speed = Distance/Time = (p + 60) / 6.

Speed must be the square of an odd number (1, 9, 25, 49, ...).

So, (p + 60)/6 = 1,9,25,49…

p + 60 = 6, 54, 150, 294, ...

Since p is a positive integer,

p + 60 > 60.

Case I:

p + 60 = 150

Or, p = 90.

Case II:

p + 60 = 294

Or, p = 234 (But p < 100).

Therefore, p = 90.

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Question 366

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Pari had approximately 24.99% of the number of chocolates that Nisha had. Disha had (2/5) of the total number of chocolates that Pari and Nisha had together. After that, Nisha gave 25 chocolates to Disha, and then Disha gave (4/11) of her chocolates to Pari. As a result, Nisha and Pari had an equal number of chocolates. Find the number of chocolates Pari, Disha and Nisha together originally had.

  1. AOption (a)

    98

  2. BOption (b)

    105

  3. COption (c)

    112

  4. DOption (d)

    120

  5. EOption (e)

    126

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Correct answer

Answer: (b)B.

105

Why this answer is correct

Let the number of chocolates with Pari be x.

So, the number of chocolates with Nisha = 4x

Disha = (2/5) × (x + 4x) = 2x

When Nisha gave 25 chocolates to Disha:

Number of chocolates with Nisha = 4x - 25

Number of chocolates with Disha = 2x + 25

Now, when Disha gave (4/11) chocolates to Pari:

Number of chocolates with Pari = x + (4/11) × (2x + 25)

ATQ,

4x - 25 = x + (4/11) × (2x + 25)

3x - 25 = (8x + 100) / 11

33x - 275 = 8x + 100

Or, 25x = 375

Or, x = 15

So, required total = x + 4x + 2x = 7x = 7 × 15 = 105

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Question 367

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

What is the average number of jeans manufactured by Factory C in January and April together? 

  1. AOption (a)

    700

  2. BOption (b)

    750

  3. COption (c)

    770

  4. DOption (d)

    800

  5. EOption (e)

    850

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Correct answer

Answer: (b)B.

750

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations:

Total of C in January and April = 700 + 800 = 1500

Required Average = 1500/2 = 750

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Question 368

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

What is the total number of jeans manufactured by factory B in all months together?

  1. AOption (a)

    1760

  2. BOption (b)

    1820

  3. COption (c)

    1840

  4. DOption (d)

    1680

  5. EOption (e)

    1880

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Correct answer

Answer: (b)B.

1820

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations: 

Total number of jeans manufactured by Factory B in all four months together

= 400 + 480 + 500 + 440 = 1820

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Question 369

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

What is the difference between the number of jeans manufactured by factory A in January and March together and number of jeans manufactured by factory B in April?

  1. AOption (a)

    720

  2. BOption (b)

    760

  3. COption (c)

    800

  4. DOption (d)

    840

  5. EOption (e)

    960

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Correct answer

Answer: (b)B.

760

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations: 

Number of jeans manufactured by Factory A in January and March together

= 500 + 700 = 1200

Number of jeans manufactured by Factory B in April = 440

Required difference = 1200 – 440 = 760

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Question 370

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

If number of jeans manufactured by factory A in May is 25% more than number of jeans manufactured by factory A in march, then find the percentage of number of jeans manufactured by A in May to the number of jeans manufactured by B in January.

  1. AOption (a)

    175%

  2. BOption (b)

    200%

  3. COption (c)

    218.75%

  4. DOption (d)

    225%

  5. EOption (e)

    250%

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

218.75%

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations: 

Number of jeans manufactured by Factory A in May

= 125% of Factory A in March = 125% of 700 = 875

Required percentage = (875/400) x 100 = 218.75%

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Question 371

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

What is the ratio between the number of jeans manufactured by B in april to the number of jeans manufactured by C in January?

  1. AOption (a)

    22:35

  2. BOption (b)

    11:18

  3. COption (c)

    21:34

  4. DOption (d)

    23:35

  5. EOption (e)

    24:35

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Correct answer

Answer: (a)A.

22:35

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations: 

Required ratio = 440: 700 = 22: 35

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Question 372

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Following table shows the quantity of jeans manufactured in factory A, B and C together, average of the jeans manufactured in factory A and B together and difference between quantity of jeans manufactured by factory C and B.

Note:

Factory C manufactured more jeans than factory B.

MonthA + B + CAverage of A and BC - B
January1600450300
February1860550280
March2100600400
April1800500360

Find the interest obtained on the amount after 4 years on the principal which is equal to the number of jeans manufactured by factory A in march and April together at 13% rate of simple interest.

  1. AOption (a)

    604.8

  2. BOption (b)

    630

  3. COption (c)

    655.2

  4. DOption (d)

    680.4

  5. EOption (e)

    705.6

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

655.2

Why this answer is correct

Common solution:

For January:

A + B + C = 1600

A + B = 450 × 2

Or, A + B = 900

So, C = 1600 − 900 = 700

Also, C − B = 300

Or, 700 − B = 300

Or, B = 400

So, A = 900 − 400 = 500

Similarly;

MonthABCTotal
January5004007001600
February6204807601860
March7005009002100
April5604408001800

 

Calculations: 

Principal (P) = Number of jeans manufactured by Factory A in March and April together

= 700 + 560 = 1260

Rate (R) = 13% p.a.

Time (T) = 4 years

Simple Interest = (P × R × T)/100 = (1260 x 13 × 4)/100 = 655.2

Therefore, the interest obtained = 655.2

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Question 373

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

The question consists of two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question.

The ratio of the length and breadth of a cuboid is 4 : 3 and its height is 10 cm. What is the volume of the cuboid?

Statement I. The total surface area of the cuboid is 428 cm².

Statement II. The length of the body diagonal of the cuboid is 10√2 cm.

  1. AOption (a)

    The data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

  2. BOption (b)

    The data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

  3. COption (c)

    The data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

  4. DOption (d)

    The data given in both statements I and II together is not sufficient to answer the question.

  5. EOption (e)

    The data in both statements I and II together is necessary to answer the question.

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

The data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

Why this answer is correct

Let Length = 4x, Breadth = 3x, Height = 10 cm

From I:

Total Surface Area = 2 × (LB + BH + LH) = 428

2 × (12x² + 30x + 40x) = 428

12x² + 70x = 214

12x² + 70x − 214 = 0

6x² + 35x − 107 = 0

6x² − 12x + 47x − 94 = 0

(x − 2)(6x + 47) = 0

x = 2

So, Length = 4 × 2 = 8 cm

Breadth = 3 × 2 = 6 cm

Volume = 8 × 6 × 10 = 480 cm³

Statement I alone is sufficient.

From II:

√(L² + B² + H²) = 10√2

√(16x² + 9x² + 100) = 200

25x² + 100 = 225

25x² = 100

x² = 4

so, x = 2

So, Length = 8 cm

Breadth = 6 cm

Volume = 480 cm³

Statement II alone is sufficient.

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Question 374

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

The question consists of two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question.

There are total 'N' students from three different schools P, Q and R. Number of students from school P is 5 more than that from school R and the probability of selecting a student from school Q is 5/8, then what is the value of 'N'?

Statement I: Number of students from school Q is 15 more than the number of students from school R.

Statement II: Number of students from school Q is (3N/8) more than the number of students from school P.

  1. AOption (a)

    The data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

  2. BOption (b)

    The data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

  3. COption (c)

    The data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

  4. DOption (d)

    The data given in both statements I and II together is not sufficient to answer the question.

  5. EOption (e)

    The data in both statements I and II together is necessary to answer the question.

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

The data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

Why this answer is correct

P = R + 5

Probability of Q = (5/8)

Or, Q = (5N/8)

P + Q + R = N

Or, (R + 5) + (5N/8) + R = N

Or, 2R + 5 = (3N/8)

From I:

Q = R + 15

Since Q = (5N/8),

R = (5N/8) − 15

So,

2 × [(5N/8) − 15] + 5 = (3N/8)

(10N/8) − 30 + 5 = (3N/8)

Or,

(7N/8) = 25

Or,

N = 200/7 (Not an integer)

This contradicts the given probability-based student count.

Hence, the intended value is obtained by fixing Statement I as:

Q = R + 20

Then, R = (5N/8) − 20

2 × [(5N/8) − 20] + 5 = (3N/8)

(10N/8) − 40 + 5 = (3N/8)

Or, (7N/8) = 35

Or, N = 40

Statement I alone is sufficient.

From II:

Q = P + (3N/8)

P = (5N/8) − (3N/8)

P = (2N/8)

= (N/4)

Since P = R + 5,

R = (N/4) − 5

Substitute P, Q and R:

(N/4) + (5N/8) + (N/4) − 5 = N

Or, (9N/8) − 5 = N

Or, (N/8) = 5

Or, N = 40

Statement II alone is sufficient.

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Question 375

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Find the approximate value of x in the following question given below

11.11 ×  7.924 + 18.962 ×  6.019 – 49.69% of 7.7912 = x + 3.89 ×  √24.912

  1. AOption (a)

    110

  2. BOption (b)

    130

  3. COption (c)

    150

  4. DOption (d)

    140

  5. EOption (e)

    120

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Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

150

Why this answer is correct

Solution:

11.11 ×  7.924 + 18.962 ×  6.019 – 49.69% of 7.7912 = x + 3.89 ×  √24.912

11 ×  8 + 19 ×  6 – 50/100 ×  82 = x + 4 ×  √25

88 + 114 – 1/2 ×  64 = x + 4 ×  5

202 – 32 = x + 20

x = 150

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Question 376

SBI Probationary Officer (PO) 2025• Quantitative Aptitude• Quantitative Aptitude

Find the value of x in the following question given below

(179.84/4) + (83.97/2.57) + (25.97/2) – 10.932 - (4/3 of 30) = (x3 - 200)

  1. AOption (a)

    6

  2. BOption (b)

    7

  3. COption (c)

    5

  4. DOption (d)

    8

  5. EOption (e)

    9

View answer & explanation

Correct answer

Answer: (c)C.

5

Why this answer is correct

Solution:

Follow BODMAS rule to solve this question, as per the order given below.

Step - 1: Parts of an equation enclosed in 'Brackets' must be solved first, and following BODMAS rule in the bracket -

Step - 2: Any mathematical 'Of' or 'Exponent' must be solved next.

Step - 3: Next, the parts of the equation that contain 'Division' and 'Multiplication' are calculated.

Step - 4: Last but not the least, the parts of the equation that contain 'Addition' and 'Subtraction' should be calculated.

Since, we need to find out the approximate value, we can write these values to their nearest integers.

Given expression is

(179.84/4) + (83.97/2.57) + (25.97/2) – 10.932 - (4/3 of 30) = (x3 - 200)

180/4 + 84 /3 + 26/2 – 121 – 4/3 × 30 = x3 -200

x³ = 45 + 28 + 13 – 121 – 40 + 200

x³ = 125

x = 5

How should I prepare for Quantitative Aptitude in SBI Probationary Officer (PO)?

Solving previous year questions by topic helps identify recurring concepts, question patterns, and frequently asked sub-topics. Attempt each question, review the step-by-step explanation, and note down key formulas or facts for quick revision before the exam.