Question
Sugar 'A' is priced at Rs. 40 per kg, and sugar 'B' is
priced at Rs. 54 per kg. In what proportion should these two sugars be mixed so that the final mixture can be sold at Rs. 52.8 per kg, which includes a 10% profit margin?Solution
Cost price of resultant sugar = (52.8/1.1) = Rs. 48 per kg -Prelims/1736312920-sbclerk-allindiatest-jan-2025-sol-image.png)
Therefore, required ratio in which 'A' and 'B' must be mixed = 6:8 = 3:4Β
If (i) P is taller than Q, (ii) R is shorter than P, (iii) S is taller than T but shorter than Q, then who among them is the tallest?
Find the HCF of 15x2 + 8x β 12, 3xΒ² + x β 2, 3xΒ² - 2x, 9xΒ² - 12x + 4
`sqrt(5476)` + 40% of 1640 = ? `xx` 4 - 2020
√3970 × √730- √2400 =?
(γ(0.4)γ^(1/3)Β Γ γ(1/64)γ^(1/4)Β Γ γ16γ^(1/6)Β Γ γ(0.256)γ^(2/3))/(γ(0.16)γ^(2/3)Β Γ 4^(-1/2)Β Γγ1024γ^(-1/4) ) = ?
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
(70 Γ 8 Γ· 10) Γ 5 = ?
Find the simplified value of the following expression:
62 + 122 Γ 5 - {272 + 162 - 422}
[(15)³ × (8)²] ÷ (90 × 6) = ?²
125% of 80 – 6 × 4 = ? × 13 – 54
β (12+β (12+β (12+ β― β ))Β
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