Question
An amount of 62 is divided among A, B and C such that A
gets ₹12 more than B and B gets ₹10 more than C. What is the ratio of their share?Solution
ATQ, Let C’s share = ₹x B gets ₹10 more, so B = ₹(x + 10) A gets ₹12 more than B, so A = ₹(x + 22) Total amount is ₹62, So,(x+22)+(x+10)+x=62 On simplifying, we get: 3x+32=62 3x=30 ⇒ x=10 Now, their shares: C = ₹10, B = ₹20, A = ₹32 Ratio A : B : C = 32:20:10 = 16:10:5 Hence, the ratio of their share is 16:10:5.
Statements: J # K # L $ T & A % B % C
Conclusions : I. A @ C II. A & C �...
Statement: W > V; T > S > U; T < V
Conclusion:
I.W > U
II. W > S
Statement: A≤T<B =C ≤P<D;D>J ≥S
I. C >S
II. J < D
Statement: F ≥ I ≥ S ≥ H ≥ Y
Conclusion: I. H ≤ F II. Y ≤ I
...Which of the following expressions will be false if the expression Q < H = G ≤ E > U is definitely true?
Statements : T ≥ G; G > Z < Q ≥ P; P ≥ L < H = E
Conclusions :
I. Q > T
II. L ≤ Q
III. H > G
...Statement:
N > I ≥ H > O; O ≤ J ≤ K < F; H > P < C; C = R < S;
Conclusion:
I. I > C
II. P < F
III. H < S
Statements: T < I = Q < U ≤ V; U > F; J = U ≤ E
Conclusions:
I. E > Q
II. V ≥ T
III. T < V
IV. F = T
...Statements: 21 < 51 = 71 ≤ 61 < 11; 32 < 81 ≤ 91 =51
Conclusions:
I. 11 > 81
II. 21 > 32
III. 32 ≥ 21
Statement: A=C≤D>B; B>F ; C ≥G
I. D≥G
II. F<C