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Browse complete papersWhat approximate value will come in the place of the question mark ‘?’ in the following question?
9.18 × 3.6/7.2 + 10.8 of (1/18) – 1/10 = ?
5
7
9
None of these
Correct answer
5
What approximate value should come in place of question mark (?) in the below given questions?
(9117.88 – 8021.85 + 903.92) × 12 = 1500 × ?
14
18
24
22
16
Correct answer
14
What approximate will come in the place of the question mark ‘?’ in the following question?
10.10 × √(3.98) + 24.99% of 28.02 = √?
717
720
723
726
729
Correct answer
717
What approximate value should come in the place of question mark (?) in the following question?
189.99 – 35.96 ÷ 11.93 + 11.96 × 2.93 = ?
151
161
223
221
233
Correct answer
151
Ratio of milk and water in 50 litres mixture is 4:1. 20 Liters mixture taken out and x litres of water is added. If ratio of milk and water in final mixture is 2:1, find the value of x?
12
6
15
4
9
Correct answer
12
Downstream speed of a boat is 32.8 km/hr and Ratio of speed of boat and speed of stream is 34:7. Find the time taken by boat to cover 216 km distance in upstream?
15
10
12
16
20
Correct answer
15
Study the following information carefully and answer the given following questions:
There are two buses, R and S, each having 90 seats, divided equally into three sections: Aisle, Mid, and Front, with 30 seats in each section.
In Bus R, the number of filled aisle seats is 6 more than the number of vacant aisle seats. In the mid-section of Bus R, the ratio of filled to vacant seats is 7: 3. In the front section of Bus R, two-thirds of the seats are filled.
In Bus S, the number of filled front seats is 50% more than that of Bus R. The ratio of filled aisle seats between Bus R and S is 3 : 5. In the mid-section of Bus S, the number of vacant seats is 6 more than the number of filled seats.
If the fare per filled seat is ₹120 for Bus R and ₹100 for Bus S, what is the ratio of total fare collected from the mid sections of Bus R and Bus S?
21:10
11:10
23:12
22:11
23:11
Correct answer
21:10
Study the following information carefully and answer the given following questions:
There are two buses, R and S, each having 90 seats, divided equally into three sections: Aisle, Mid, and Front, with 30 seats in each section.
In Bus R, the number of filled aisle seats is 6 more than the number of vacant aisle seats. In the mid-section of Bus R, the ratio of filled to vacant seats is 7: 3. In the front section of Bus R, two-thirds of the seats are filled.
In Bus S, the number of filled front seats is 50% more than that of Bus R. The ratio of filled aisle seats between Bus R and S is 3 : 5. In the mid-section of Bus S, the number of vacant seats is 6 more than the number of filled seats.
If 5 of the total number vacant seats in the front section of Bus R get filled later, then the new total number of filled front seats in Bus R becomes what percentage of the total filled seats in Bus S?
16.66%
12.5%
44.44%
34.72%
37.5%
Correct answer
16.66%
Study the following information carefully and answer the given following questions:
There are two buses, R and S, each having 90 seats, divided equally into three sections: Aisle, Mid, and Front, with 30 seats in each section.
In Bus R, the number of filled aisle seats is 6 more than the number of vacant aisle seats. In the mid-section of Bus R, the ratio of filled to vacant seats is 7: 3. In the front section of Bus R, two-thirds of the seats are filled.
In Bus S, the number of filled front seats is 50% more than that of Bus R. The ratio of filled aisle seats between Bus R and S is 3 : 5. In the mid-section of Bus S, the number of vacant seats is 6 more than the number of filled seats.
The number of filled aisle seats in Bus S decreases by 10%. At the same time, the number of vacant front seats in Bus R decreases by 4. What will be the sum of the new number of filled aisle seats in Bus S and the new number of vacant front seats in Bus R?
29
31
33
34
36
Correct answer
29
Study the following information carefully and answer the given following questions:
There are two buses, R and S, each having 90 seats, divided equally into three sections: Aisle, Mid, and Front, with 30 seats in each section.
In Bus R, the number of filled aisle seats is 6 more than the number of vacant aisle seats. In the mid-section of Bus R, the ratio of filled to vacant seats is 7: 3. In the front section of Bus R, two-thirds of the seats are filled.
In Bus S, the number of filled front seats is 50% more than that of Bus R. The ratio of filled aisle seats between Bus R and S is 3 : 5. In the mid-section of Bus S, the number of vacant seats is 6 more than the number of filled seats.
What is the difference between the total number of filled seats in Bus R and the total number of vacant seats in Bus S?
39
37
41
43
None of these
Correct answer
39