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“Sufficient” means "enough" or "adequate." “Inadequate” means "not enough" or "insufficient," which is the opposite of "sufficient."
In the question, two Quantities I and II are given. You have to solve both the Quantity to establish the correct relation between Quantity-I and Quanti...
Quantity-I: 'A' can do 60% of work in 36 hours. Find the value of 'Y' if the time taken by him to complete the whole work is 'Y' hours.
Quanti...
What is the larger number?
Quantity I. Difference between the two numbers is 21 and LCM and HCF of those numbers are 70 and 7 respectively.
<...The ratio of present ages of A and B is 5:8 respectively and the average of present ages of A and C is equal to 80% of the present age of B. 4 years ago...
The sum of ages of A, B and C is 65 years.The ratio between age of A, 4 years hence and the present age of B is 5:6.
Quantity I: 414
Qu...
Quantity I: What will be the difference between compound interest and simple interest for 4 years on a principal of Rs.20480 at the rate of 25% per ann...
Quantity I: A mixture of milk and honey, ratio 9:4, is put in a vessel. 26 liters of honey are added to the 65 liters of mixture that were previously ...
Quantity-I: 65 km
Quantity-II: 'P' and 'Q' both start traveling simultaneously from point 'X' t...
The speed of train A is 180 km/hr and it can cross a pole in 4 seconds. Travelling in same direction Train A can cross a man sitting inside train B in 1...
A sum of Rs.12000 was lent partly at 5% and partly at 3% simple interest. The total annual interest be Rs.450.
Quantity I. Part lent at 5% SI.
