Ratio and Proportion Questions PDF For SSC Tier II Exams
Ratio and Proportion Questions PDF For SSC Tier II Exams
Ratio and Proportion Questions PDF For SSC Tier II Exams
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13) Two friends Amar, Bimar invested in business 16) There are two bags A and B with balls of three
with initial investment 6 : 5 and after 8 months Bimar different colors i.e red, blue and green. In bag A the
doubles his investment while Amar made his ratio of these balls is 2 : 3 : 4 respectively while in bag
investment as Bimar’s initial investment and Kamar B the ratio of the balls is 3 : 4 : 1. If 2 more balls
joins them with the initial investment 66(2/3)% of A’s were added to bag A then the ratio of balls in bag A
initial investment and after another 10 months they to B becomes 5 : 2 and if 1 ball is added to bag B ratio
distribute their profit in which Kamar received 15000 becomes 2 : 1 Find total blue balls ?
more than Bimar Find the profit of Amar ?
a) 8 Balls
a) 14,700/-
b) 3 Balls
b) 12,700/-
c) 2 Balls
c) 17,200/-
d) 10 Balls
d) 13,500/-
17) If (a – b + c ) : ( b – c + 2w ) : (2a + c – w ) = 3 : 4 :
14) If the present age of Amit and Sumit is in the 7 then find the value of (4a + 4c -2w) : w ?
ratio of 5 : 8 after eight years ratio becomes 3 : 4.
a) 10 : 1
Ratio of Age of Sumit after two years to the age of son
at present is in the ratio of 9:2. Find the present age b) 1 : 10
of son?
c) 5 : 2
a) 4 years
d) 10 : 9
b) 6 years
18) There are some passengers at Bhopal airport
c) 2 years about to board for Mumbai and Delhi. If the ratio of
d) 8 years passengers to board is 9 : 11 respectively. It is
observed as in Mumbai flight the ratio of occupied to
15) If the ratio of milk to water in container A is 3 : 2 vacant seats is 2 : 3 while in Delhi flight the ratio was
and that of in container B is 4 : 1 and the mixture in 13:9. If fare of one passenger was 5000 and Delhi
container A was half to that of final mixture of flight has a loss of 90,000 due to vacant seats then find
container B. Find the milk amount in container A if the total passengers at Bhopal airport ready to
10 litres of water is added to container B then new board?
ratio becomes 2 : 3 ?
a) 80
a) 2 litres
b) 44
b) 4 litres
c) 66
c) 3 litres
d) 77
d) 6 litres
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19) If the radius of the circle is increased by 40% then 22) A sum was divided between four friends Anu,
the new area will be 100 units more than the previous Kanu, Ranu and Banu. If Anu gets 37.5% that of
area. If the height of the cylinder is increased by 10% Kanu and Kanu gets twice that of Banu while Banu
and radius by 25% then find the ratio of percentage gets 33.3% less than that of Ranu. In the end when
change of area of circle to the percentage change of then check their amount it was observed that
volume cylinder? difference in amount of Anu and Ranu was 600. Find
the Amount received by Kanu?
a) 96 : 71.88
a) 600
b) 96 : 79
b) 800
c) 71.88 : 96
c) 1600
d) Cannot be determined
d) 1500
20) A sum of rupees 50000 was rewarded for lottery
to three friend Amal, Bimal and Kamal. The ticket 23) In SSB selection, selection percentage of
was purchased by Amal so Bimal and Kamal will pay candidate was 60%. If 50 more applied and 20 less
sum of Rs.2000 from their winnings to Amal. The selected then percentage of rejected candidate will be
prize distribution in between them was in the ratio of 60%. How many candidate has applied for it?
12 : 7 : 6. Find the total amount received by Amal?
a) 150
a) 24000
b) 100
b) 26000
c) 200
c) 25000
d) Cannot be determined
d) 27000
24) Rs.12000 is divided among A, B and C such that
21) The cost of laptop to desktop is in the ratio of 5 : 4 A gets 3/4 of (B+C) and B gets 5/6 of (A+C) then find
and during the sale quantity sold of laptop to desktop the approx amount given to B ?
were in the ratio of 3 : 5 also the sold to unsold
a) 5454
desktop was 7 : 5. If the company had 100 desktops
left and 20 desktops were returned due to defect then b) 5000
find the cost of one desktop?
c) 5400
a) Cannot be determined
d) 5600
b) 5000
25) Three persons P, Q, R spend 75%, 70%, 80%of
c) 2900 their income. Their saving ratio is 20 : 9 : 8. Find the
d) 4000 total amount of their income is 45,000 then find their
incomes.
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d) 15000, 15000, 15000 30) The manufacturing cost of television is fixed and
partly variable. If the expenditure were Rs. 13400 for
26) If the compound ratio of [(3a + 2b): 3] and [1:(3a
150 TV and Rs. 15000 for 180 TV what would be
+ b)] is 2:5,then find the ratio between a : b.?
ratio of 240 TV to 270 TV?
a) 1 : 2
a) 81 : 91
b) 3 : 4
b) 91 : 93
c) 4 : 3
c) 91 : 99
d) 2 : 1
d) 19 : 21
a) 20 and 30 a) 158
b) 15 and 35 b) 186
c) 30 and 20 c) 196
d) 35 and 15 d) 165
29) Four buckets having capacity of 200 ml, 350 ml, 33) In a zoo there are lion, elephant and dog in the
470 ml and 650 ml. 2505 ml of water is poured into ratio 5 : 7 : 3 if number of elephant was more than
them so that same fraction of each bucket will be
filled. The volume field in small bucket will be?
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35) If ratio of men and women in a factory is M and 39) The duration of railway journey varies as the
ratio of women to men is N. Then find the value of distance and inversely as a velocity. The velocity
7(M+N)? varies directly as the square root of the quantity of
a) Equal to 4 coal used and inversely as the number of carriages in
b) More than 14 the train. In a journey of 60 km in 2 hour with 20
c) Less than 8 carriages 169 kg of coal is required. How much coal
d) Less than 12 will be consumed in a journey of 42 km in 78 minutes
with 10 carriages?
a) 1000 One of them was lying. Who is he? (here, eaten means
b) 2000 completely eaten)
c) 3000
d) 4000 a) 1
b) 2
41) The cost of gold varies with square of its weight. c) 3
Gold is broken into 3 parts whose weight are in the d) 4
ratio 3:4:5 if gold had been broken into three parts
whose weight are in the ratio 9: 5 : 2 then there would 45) Ram, Shyam and Raman get their salary in the
have been a father profit of 152000 what is the actual ratio 3 : 5: 7. If Ram and Shyam get Rs.2000 after
cost of gold? 25% canteen expenses cut from their salary. How
a) 2225600 much money Raman will get if he don't takes canteen
b) 3125000 food?
c) 1176340
d) 1843200 a) 2333.3
b) 2000
42) A virus inside a human organ can triple itself at c) 2500
every second. Then the ratio of the number of viruses d) 2111.1
at 31 seconds and 34 seconds is -
46) If a + b + c = 1 and ab + bc + ca = 1/3 then the
a) 2 : 11 value a:b:c will be ?
b) 1 : 17 a) 1 : 2 : 2
c) 1 : 27 b) 1 : 1 : 1
d) 2 : 17 c) 1 : 2 : 1
d) 1 : 2 : 3
43) The ratio of number of 2 rupees coins and 5
rupees coins that Moni has is 6 : 11. If the number of
5 rupees coins is halved, then she will have an amount 47) The angles in a quadrilateral PQRS are such that
of Rs. 790. How many 2 rupees coins does Moni have? angle S is fourth proportional of angles P, Q and R. If
a) 80 the ratio of angles Q and P is 5 : 4, and angle S is
b) 120 125°, find the measure of angle R?
c) 125 a) 70
d) 110 b) 80
c) 90
44) A box of chocolates containing 16 chocolates was d) 100
given to each of the children A, B, C and D. When
asked about the ratio of 'no. of chocolates eaten' to 48) A sum of money is to be divided equally among
the 'no. of chocolates not eaten', they gave the Hamid, Jamal, Karan and Vinay in the respective
following answers ratio of 2 : 5 : 7 : 9 and another sum of money is to be
1)5 : 3 2) 1 : 2 3) 1 : 4 4) 3 : 4 divided between Priya and
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Garima equally. If Priya got Rs. 1800 less than d) None of these
Hamid, then how much amount did Karan receive? 50) In a cricket match, team A scored 232 runs
a) 1200 without losing wicket. The score consisted of byes
b) 1300 wide and runs scored by 2 opening batsman Monu
c) 1400 and Sonu. The runs scored by two batsman are 26
d) Cannot be determined times wide. There are 8 more byes than wide. If the
ratio of runs scored by Monu and Sonu is 6 : 7 then
49) If (sin x + cos x)/ (sin x - cos x) = (10 + 131/2)/(10- the run scored by by Sonu Is -
131/2) then find the value of tan x ? a) 78
a) 0 b) 96
b) 1 c) 112
c) 2 d) 110
Answers
1) Answer: B Solution:
If we sum a + b + c in both the equations then eq (1) will (5 * 5 ) – ( 4 * 6 ) units = ( 6 * 6000 ) – (5 * 4000 )
give 8 units and eq (2) will give 11 units.
1 units = 16000 rupees
Let’s take LCM of both which will be equals to 88 units.
Total income of Arun and Varun is 9 units
In eq (1) to obtain 88 we have to multiply by 11 in
numerator and denominator while in eq (2) we have to 9 units = 16000 * 9 = 144000
multiply by 8.After following this procedure we can Alternative method
write the above equation as;
4x-6000/5x-4000=5/6
(a + b)/c = 55/33 ………………(3)
X=1600
(b + c)/a = 56/32 …………………(4)
Total income of Arun and Varun is 9x=9*16000=144000
So from eq (3) and eq (4) we can say that a = 32 and c =
33 then b = 23 3) Answer: B
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On solving eq (1) we get x = 253 (approx) As we can see the denominator of fraction values are
different so we need to modulate them.
If ‘X’ is the number of girls admitted in the new session
and in the old session girls were 600 so total girls in the Multiplying 1/10 by 2 it will becomes 2/20 now all
new session = 853 (approx) fraction values will have same denominators. So from
here we can say that side of cube is 20 units.
4) Answer: A
Volume of cube = (side)3
Solution:
Volume of cube = (20)3 = 8000 unit3
Ratio of angles of a triangle is 3 : 4 : 5
Cuboid:
We know that the sum of angles of triangle is 180’.So we
can write from above as, All three sides are different. So If we change its sides
with +10%, +15% and -10% increment and decrement
3x + 4x + 5x = 180 respectively then new shape will becomes cuboid with its
12x = 180 sides as,
So the angles will be 45, 60 and 75 respectively. Volume of cuboid = length × breadth × height = abc
Now, the ratio of radius of circle to the sum of two Volume of cuboid = 22 × 18 × 23 = 9108 Units3
smaller angle is 1 : 7 i.e
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So the difference between their volume = 9108 – 8000 = Sum of their present ages will be 93 years
1108 cu. Units
Since eq (3) is also the ratio of their present age so from
Percentage change = (1108) *100 / 8000 this equation we can write as,
Solution: x = 3 years
In this question we can directly solve by framing So the present age of Ram, Shyam and Kumar is 45 , 30
equation. The equation can be written as, and 18 years respectively.
If 19x is the selected candidate and 17x being rejected So the age of Ram four years back = 41 years
candidate then total applied candidate will be 36x.
8) Answer: C
So equation can be written as,
Solution:
(36x – 1200)/(19x – 800) = 1/1 …………(1)
Ratio of present age of Ravi and Sohan is 3 : 5
On solving above equation we get,
Ravi0 : Sohan0 = 3 : 5 ……………..(1)
x = 400/17 units
After ten years ratio of ages of Ravi, Sohan and Sujeet
Applied candidates were 36x = 36 * 400 / 17 becomes 7 : 8 : 5
Solution: From eq (2) we can see the difference of first and last
term is 60 units which is equals to 120 value.
The ratio of radius to the height of cone is 5 : 3
So we can say that 60 units = 120 values
R : h = 5 : 3 …………….(1)
1 unit = 2 values
Ratio of volume of cylinder to the cone is 2 : 3.
So the originals number will be obtained by multiplying
Vcy : Vcone = 2 : 3 ………………..(2) the eq(1) by 2
Eq (2) can also be written as, Originals numbers = 260 , 280 and 180
2 2
(πr h ) / (πr h/ 3 ) = 2 : 3
Solution:
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Initial investment ratio of Arun : Varun : Karan In eq(1) we can see that age difference is 3 units while in
eq(2) it is 1 unit so we need to balance this difference.
5*8 + 3*6 : 5*14 : 2*6 We will multiply eq(1) by 1 and eq(2) by 3
On solving above we get investment ratios as; Above equations can be also written as,
29 : 35 : 6 ……………(1) A0 : S0 = 5 : 8
Given is that Karan’s initial investment was 30000 /- A+8 : S+8 = 9 : 12
which is equals to 6 units.
So from here we can say that 4 units = 8 years i.e
1 unit = 2 years
Such that 1 unit = 5000 rupees
Present age of Sumit = 16 years
Profit of Arun = 29 * 5000 = 1,45,000/-
Sumit’s age after 2 years = 18 years
If Arun pays 10% TDS then he will left with 90% so the
90% of 1,45,000 = 1,30,500/- Ratio of Age of Sumit after two year to the age of son at
present is in the ratio of 9:2.
13) Answer: A
From comparing here we can say that if 9 units = 18
Solution: years
Initial Ratio of investment of these three friends, so 2 units = 4 years
Amar : Bimar : Kamar Present age of his son = 4 years
6*8 +5*10 : 5*8 + 10*10 : 4*10 15) Answer: D
Ratio’s can be written as;
Solution:
49 : 70 : 20 ……………(1) Ratio of milk to water in container A is 3 : 2
Since the difference between Bimar and Kamar is 50 Ratio of milk to water in container B is 4 : 1
units which is equal to15000, i.e 1 unit = 300 rupees
In container A, if 10 litres of water is added to container
So the profit of Amar is 49 units = 49 * 300 = 14700 B then new ratio becomes 2 : 3.So from here we can say
14) Answer : A that only water is added so milk must be same in both the
cases. Now we have to balance milk in container A
Solution :
Ratio of milk to water in container B is 4 : 1
Ratio of Present age of Amit to Sumit = 5 : 8 ……………(1)
…………….(1)
10 litres of water is added to container B then new ratio
Ratio of their age after eight years = 3 : 4 becomes 2 : 3……………(2)
…………….(2)
Multiplying eq (1) by 1and eq (2) by 2
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So from above equations we can say that 5 unit = 10 Total blue balls in bag B is 4y = 4 Balls
litres So total blue balls = 10
1 unit = 2 Litres 17) Answer: A
Now we can see that final mixture in container B was 10 Solution :
units and 1 unit = 2 Litres so final mixture in container B
is 20 Litres in which water was 8 litre and milk was 12 Given:
litre.
(a – b + c ) : ( b – c + 2w ) : (2a + c – w ) = 3 : 4 : 7
Container A is having half capacity of B i.e 10 Litres so ……………..(1)
milk will be 6 litres and water will be 4 litres.
From eq (1) we can observe that sum of first two terms
16) Answer: D in the ratio is equals to the third ratio.
Solution: The given ratio of passengers to Mumbai and In cylinder Radius is increased by 25% and height is
Delhi is written as, increased by 10%
Passengers : 18 : 22 r 4 5
2 : 3 13 : 9 h 10 11
If fare of one passenger was 5000 and Delhi flyte has a From above we can see that volume is independent of π.
loss of 90,000 due to vacancy seats so from here we can
say that 18 seats were vacant in Delhi flyte but in ratio Old volume = 160 cu. Units
we can see it is given as 9. New Volume = 275 cu. Units
We can say that to get the actual values we have to Percentage change = (115)*100/160
multiply all the ratio’s by 2
Percentage change = 71.88% ………………..(2)
So total passengers were (18+22) * 2 = 80
Taking Ratio of eq(1) and eq(2) we get,
96 : 71.88
19) Answer: A
Solution:
20) Answer: B
Circle: Radius is increased by 40% as we know that
area depends upon square of radius. Solution:
Area = πr2 Total winning amount was Rs. 50000 and this amount is
distributed between Amal, Bimal and Kamal in the ratio
Radius old New of 12 : 7 : 6
r 5 7 On distributing the ratio in between them the amount
Area 25 49 received by Amal, Bimal and Kamal was 24000, 14000
and 12000 respectively.
So the change is 24 units on 25 units.
Now Bimal and Kamal will contribute 1000 each to
Percentage change in area = (24/25) * 100 Amal so total amount Amal has 26000
Cylinder: Solution:
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7 : 5 Alternative method
If the company had 100 desktops left and 20 desktops Selection Percentage was 60% so automatically rejected
were returned due to defect. candidates percentage will be 40%.
In the above statement and from the ratio’s we can Let ->Total applied candidates=10X
observe that there is no linkage of any quantity with the
cost of laptop or desktop hence we can say that cost of According to the question
product cannot be determined. 10x+50/6x-20=10/4
22) Answer: C X=20
Solution: Total applied candidates=10X=10*20=200
Anu : Kanu = 3 : 8 …………..(1) 24) Answer: A
Kanu : Banu = 2 : 1 …………..(2) Solution: The given ratios are
Banu : Ranu = 2 : 3 …………..(3) A/(B+C) = 3/4……………(1)
From above three equations we will calculate general B/(C+A) = 5/6…………(2)
ratio’s of all four;
In order to get the individual ratios let’s sum numerator
Anu : Kanu : Banu : Ranu = 3 : 8 : 4 : 6 ……………..(4) and denominator of each equation individually.
Difference in amount of Anu and Ranu was 600 which is So from eq (1) we get 7 units and from eq (2) we get 11
equals to 3 units. units.
3 units = 600 Taking LCM of 7 and 11 = 77 units
1 unit = 200 Multiplying eq (1) by 11 and eq (2) by 7 we get,
Kanu gets 3 units = 8 * 200 = 1600 A/(B+C) = 33/44……………(3)
23) Answer: C B/(C+A) = 35/42……………(4)
Solution: So from above equations we can say A = 33, B = 35 and
Selection Percentage was 60% so automatically rejected C=9
candidates percentage will be 40%. So amount given to B = (35/77)* 12000
According to the question, So amount given to B = 5454 (approx)
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Savings ratio (given) 200 : 90 : 80 So, let us list down all possible values for a and b
From here we can say that 25% = 200 so 1% = 8 and so a b Number Reverse
on so the income ratio can be written as,
2 1 21 12
Income ratio 8 : 3 : 4
4 2 42 24
Let income ratio be 8x, 3x and 4x,
6 3 63 36
15x = 45000
8 4 84 48
x = 3000
Reverse pair – 12 + 24 + 36 + 48 = 120
Income of P, Q and R = 24000, 9000 , 12000
28) Answer: A
26) Answer: C
Solution:
Solution:
Ram and shyam has 7 and 8 eggs respectively (Total 15)
As we know, the compound ratio for the ratios (a : d), (b
: e), (c : f) is (a*b*c : d*e*f) Hence, for the given ratios, So ram and shyam has to give 2 and 3 eggs to Sundar to
compound ratio is obtained as, make them equally. (5 eggs each)
[(3a + 2b)/3] x [1/(3a + b)] = 2/5 Sundar gave him Rs. 50 for these 5 eggs of ram and
shyam
5 x (3a + 2b) = 6 × (3a + b)
That means 5 eggs equals to Rs.50
15a + 10b = 18a + 6b
1 egg equals to Rs.10
3a = 4b
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30) Answer: C From eq(1) we can directly observe that their is only one
value which is less than 7 while other are greater than 7
Solution: so from here we can say that the following student is
passed in four subjects.
Expenditure = Fixed cost + Variable cost
Alternative method
Fixed cost is always same in manufacturing of television
i.e. Let the full marks of each subject is 100. So,
Total Mark in five subjects = 500.
For 150 TV expenditure is 13400 and
Student gets 40% aggregate marks i.e. 40% of 500 = 200
For 180 TV expenditure is 15000 marks.
10x+ 9x+ 8x + 7x +6x = 200
30 units equals to 1600 40x = 200
x = 200/40 = 5.
150 units equals to 8000
Marks in first subject = 10x = 10 *5 = 50
That means 13400 – 8000 = 5400 is fixed cost Marks in second subject = 9x = 9 *5 = 45
Marks in third subject = 8x = 8 *5 = 40.
Cost of 240 units = 12800 + 5400 = 18200 Marks in fourth subject = 7x = 7 * 5 = 35
Similarly cost of 270 units = 14400 + 5400 = 19800 Marks in last subject = 6 *5 = 30.
Thus, he passed in 4 subjects.
240TV : 270TV = 18200 : 19800 = 91 : 99
32) Answer: B
31) Answer: C
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Solution: 4x tends to 3 × 21 × 4
63 is not divisible by 4 and animals cannot be in fraction From 2nd statement we have,
form, they should be a complete number with multiple of
3×21. a + b + c = 21------- (2)
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We have to multiple 3 with 1st eq. to get equal value of a D= d×n/square root of q
+ b + c so we get
D1/D2 = d1/d2 × n1/n2 × square root of q2/q1
a = 9, c = 8 and b = 4
120/78 = 60/42 × 20/10 × square root of q2/ √ 169
b : (c + a) = 4 : 17
Square root of q2 = 7
37) Answer: C
q2 = 49
Solution:
Quantity of coal (q2) = 49
Given:
40) Answer: A
2 2 2
9a + 8b + 9c - 12ab -12bc = 0 --------- (1)
Solution:
2 2 2 2
(9a -12ab + 4b ) + (4b -12bc + 9c ) =0
Total sum to be distributed between them was 39,000/-
2 2
(3a - 2b) + (2b - 3c) = 0
Son = 3 * Daughter …………..(1)
From here we will be equating both terms to zero and
finding ratio’s, Daughter = 2 * Mother …………….(2)
a/b = 2/3 and b/c = 3/2 Making the common ratios, we get
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If gold break into 9 : 5 : 2 then gold weight is to be 16 Suppose the number of 2 rupees coins is 6x and number
kg. of 5 rupees coins is 11x.
But actually gold weight is same in both conditions. If the number of 5 rupees coins is halved, then she will
have an amount of Rs. 790.
So to make it equal we have to multiply with 4 in 12 kg
of gold and multiply with 3 with 16 kg of gold then we 6x * 2 + (11x/2) x 5 = 790
get 12 : 16 : 20 and 27 : 15 : 6.
39.5x= 790
Gold depends on weight of its square so previously gold
weight 144 + 256 + 400 = 800 x = 20
And now weights 729 + 225 + 36 = 990 means 190 Number of 2 rupees coins that Moni has = 6x= 120
Actual cost of gold is square of 48 × 800 i.e. 1843200 For dividing 16 into two whole numbers, the sum of the
ratio terms must be a factor of 16.
42) Answer: C
1) 5 : 3 = 5+3 = 8 (factor of 16)
Solution:
2) 1 : 1 = 1+1 = 2(factor of 16)
Virus inside a human organ can triple itself at every
second. So, if number of virus is 1 at the beginning 3) 1 : 7 = 1+7 = 8(factor of 16)
Number of virus after 1 sec = 3 4) 3 : 4 = 3 + 4 = 7( not factor of 16)
Number of virus after 2 sec = 3 raise to the power 2 Option (4) because 3 + 4 = 7 doesn't divide 16 into whole
Number of virus after 3 sec = 3 raise to the power 3 numbers.
In the same way, Number of virus after 31 sec = 3 raise Let the salaries of Ram, Shyam and Raman be 3a, 5a and
to the power 31 7a respectively.
Number of virus after 34 sec = 3 raise to the power 33 Let the original sum of Ram's and Shyam's salary be b.
Ratio of number of virus at 31 sec and 33 sec is 1:27 b(1- 25/100) = 2000
b = 2666.6
Solution:
Also, 3a + 5a = 2666.6
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Hence, the amount of money that Raman will get =7a = 7 Solution:
x 333.3 = Rs. 2333.3
Cannot be determined because sum of money is not
46) Answer: B given in either of the cases.
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