Practice Ratio and proportion Questions and Answers
- In a class of 355 students, 255 are girls and remaining are boys. Among boys, the ratio of number of boys who are wearing caps to those who are not wearing...
- In a class of 455 students, 255 are girls and remaining are boys. Among boys, the ratio of number of boys who are wearing caps to those who are not wearing...
- In a class of 236 students, 136 are girls and remaining are boys. Among boys, the ratio of number of boys who are wearing caps to those who are not wearing...
- In a class of 250 students, 150 are girls and remaining are boys. Among boys, the ratio of number of boys who are wearing caps to those who are not wearing...
- In a class of 533 students, 133 are girls and remaining are boys. Among boys, the ratio of number of boys who are wearing caps to those who are not wearing...
- Find the third proportion of β 2, β 7 and β 21. Β Β
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 12:5 respectively. Vineet saves 25% of his income while Vidya saves 20% of his income. The sum of their exp...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 8:5 respectively. Vineet saves 25% of his income while Vidya saves 20% of his income. The sum of their expe...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 15:8 respectively. Vineet saves 40% of his income while Vidya saves 25% of his income. The sum of their exp...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 12:7 respectively. Vineet saves 25% of his income while Vidya saves 20% of his income. The sum of their exp...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 8:5 respectively. Vineet saves 30% of his income while Vidya saves 20% of his income. The sum of their expe...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 13:10 respectively. Vineet saves 20% of his income while Vidya saves 15% of his income. The sum of their ex...
- The ratio of the incomes of Vineet and Vidya is 10:7 respectively. Vineet saves 30% of his income while Vidya saves 20% of his income. The sum of their exp...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 12:5 respectively. If B had scored 5 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 20% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 13:6 respectively. If B had scored 4 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 30% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 14:9 respectively. If B had scored 8 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 20% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 15:7 respectively. If B had scored 10 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 25% more than that of ...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 13:5 respectively. If B had scored 5 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 30% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 13:4 respectively. If B had scored 6 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 30% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 12:7 respectively. If B had scored 6 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 20% more than that of B...
- Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 13:9 respectively. If B had scored 8 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 30% more than that of B...
- Rs. 10400 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:3. B kept Rs. 1200 for himself, gave Rs. 500 to his mother and divided the remaining money among hi...
- Rs. 11200 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:3. B kept Rs. 1000 for himself, gave Rs. 600 to his mother and divided the remaining money among hi...
- Rs.12000 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 3:4:5. B kept Rs.1500 for himself, gave Rs.500 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- Rs.13200 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:7. B kept Rs.1500 for himself, gave Rs.600 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- Rs.14400 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 3:4:5. B kept Rs.1000 for himself, gave Rs.800 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- Rs.14000 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:2:3. B kept Rs.1200 for himself, gave Rs.600 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- Rs.15400 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 3:4:4. B kept Rs.1000 for himself, gave Rs.600 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- Rs.10800 was divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:4. B kept Rs.1200 for himself, gave Rs.800 to his mother and divided the remaining money among his t...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Four times the investment of P equals five times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find ...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Two times the investment of P equals three times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find ...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Three times the investment of P equals five times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Five times the investment of P equals six times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find t...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Six times the investment of P equals seven times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find ...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Six times the investment of P equals eight times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find ...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Seven times the investment of P equals eight times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Fin...
- P, Q and R together started a business. Seven times the investment of P equals nine times the investment of Q and the capital of Q is twice that of R. Find...
- The ratio of the two numbers is 4:7. 110% of the first number is equal to the 80% of the second number. Find the sum of both the numbers.
- The ratio of the two numbers is 3:7. 120% of the first number is equal to the 60% of the second number. Find the sum of both the numbers.
- The ratio of the two numbers is 3:8. 140% of the first number is equal to the 60% of the second number. Find the sum of both the numbers.
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