There are two clocks A and B. Clock A runs correctly whereas clock B gains one minute for every hour. If they both are set wit the time 12:00, find after how much minutes/hours/days they show the same time?
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Clocks
When You are asked to find the time taken by the hands of a clock within an hour you can use this method. For Example Lets Take a Question.
Question:
At what time will the hands of a clock meet each other between 5 o clock to 6 o clock.
Solution:
The Question is to find a time between 5 & 6.
So, the hours in the time is definitely 5. We just need to find the minutes alone.
To find the minutes just multiply the Hours with the constant 60/11
= 27 3/11
Question:
At what time will the hands of a clock meet each other between 5 o clock to 6 o clock.
Solution:
The Question is to find a time between 5 & 6.
So, the hours in the time is definitely 5. We just need to find the minutes alone.
To find the minutes just multiply the Hours with the constant 60/11
= 300 / 11= 5 * 60 / 11
= 27 3/11
We found that the minutes taken is
= 27 3/11
= 27 3/11
So, that the time during the meeting of the hands is
= 5: 27 3 / 11
Note: You cannot use this When You are Asked to find the time when a particular angle is formed between hands. you can use it only when the hands meet each other
Sunday, 20 July 2014
Profit & Loss
Profit can be calculated either in amount
or in quantity.
For Example, (i)If a product is bought for Rs 100 and sold for Rs 120, The Profit is Rs.20.
(ii)If 10 Products Are brought for some amount and 8 are sold for the same amount means the profit is 2 products.
In the first case The Profit % is Profit divided by cost Price * 100
In Second Case The Profit % is Profit divided by Sold amount * 100
In our Examples:
(i) Profit % = (20 / 100) * 100 = 20 %
(ii) Profit % = (2 / 8) * 100 = 25%
For Example, (i)If a product is bought for Rs 100 and sold for Rs 120, The Profit is Rs.20.
(ii)If 10 Products Are brought for some amount and 8 are sold for the same amount means the profit is 2 products.
In the first case The Profit % is Profit divided by cost Price * 100
In Second Case The Profit % is Profit divided by Sold amount * 100
In our Examples:
(i) Profit % = (20 / 100) * 100 = 20 %
(ii) Profit % = (2 / 8) * 100 = 25%
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Solution
Here is the solution for our Rice & Wheat Question
Rice and wheat
Given the ratio of their quantities is 7:4
And the ratio of their prices is 5:8
So clearly they are purchased in the ratio 35:32.(multiplication of quantity and Price Ratios)
So rice for 35x and wheat for 32x.
35x+32x=2010
67x=2010
implying x=30
Hence rice is got for 30*35
=Rs.1050
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Question Time
Rice and wheat are bought for a total of Rs.2010. The ratio of quantity of rice to that of wheat is 7:4 and the ratio of prices of equal quantities of rice to that of sugar is 5:8. Then rice is bought for how much rupees?
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