Question
The number of Butter cookies baked on Wednesday is how
much % of the total number of Chocolate cookies baked on all days? Read the following data carefully and answer the following questions: A bakery shop bakes two types of cookies- Chocolate and Butter in given four days. Sunday: Total number of Chocolate cookies baked is 25. Monday: Chocolate Cookies baked was X% more than as compare to Sunday. Tuesday: Chocolate cookies baked were 50% more than as compare to that Monday. Wednesday: Chocolate cookies baked were 100. Total number of Chocolate cookies baked in all four days was 250. Butter cookies baked in these four days were Y% less than that on each day. Total Butter cookies baked were 50.Solution
Number of Chocolate cookies baked on Monday and Tuesday = 250 – (25 + 100) = 125 On Tuesday Chocolate cookies baked were 50% more than as compare to that Monday. Ratio of Chocolate cookies baked on Monday to Tuesday = 2:3 So, 5 ------ 125 => 2 ------ 50 => 3 ------- 75 Number of Chocolate cookies baked on Monday = 50 Number of Chocolate cookies baked on Tuesday = 75 Butter cookies baked in these four days were y% less than that on each day and total Butter cookies baked were 50. => 250 – 50 = 200 => y% = (200/250) × 100 = 80% On Monday Chocolate Cookies baked were x% more than as compare to Sunday. => x% = [(50 – 25)/25] × 100 = 100% Number of Butter cookies baked on Sunday = 20% of 25 = 5 Number of Butter cookies baked on Monday = 20% of 50 = 10 Number of Butter cookies baked on Tuesday = 20% of 75 = 15 Number of Butter cookies baked on Monday = 20% of 100 = 20 Required % = (20/250) × 100 = 8%
756 + 432 – 361 + ? = 990
32% of 450 + 60% of 150 = ? × 9

567-4824 ÷ 134 =? × 9
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
?% of 192 = 242 – 48 × 11
4368 + 2158 – 596 - ? = 3421 + 1262
62 + 43 + 625(1/4) - ? = 102
16 of 25 - 12 of 15 = ? of 5 of 11
30% of 800 - ?2 = 15
If x²- 5x + 1 = 0, what is the value of x² + 1/x2?