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The difference between 42% of the number and 28 % of the same number is 210. Find that number ?

Answer : 1500

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Price of salt is increased by 25% in order not to increase the expenditure a lady must reduce her comsumption by ?

Answer : B. 20 %

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The population of a village is eight thousand. If 6 % men and 10 % women are added population becomes 8600, then no of men in the village was ?

Answer : B. 5000

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A product item price decreases 10% and it’s production increases 20% then what is the profit or loss percentage ?

Answer : C . 8%

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A reduction of 20% price of sugar enables to purchase 5 kg of sugar more for Rs 600. Find the price of the sugar per kg before reduction ?

Answer : C. 24

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Jaya Brought a worth Rs 3,50,000 four years ago. If the value of the car is depreciates over time at fixed rate of 10% per annum then what willl be present worth of car ?

Answer : A. 229635

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What is price of a pair of sandles is decreased by 10% the number of pair sold incresed by 20%. What is net effect on sells ?

Answer : D. 8 % increases

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Price of sugar is increased by 25% in order to increase the expenditure a lady must reduce her commissions by ?

Answer : B. 20%

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The percentage increase in the number of pens sold by a trader from Tuesday to Wednesday is same as the percentage decrease in the number of pens sold from Monday to Tuesday. On Wednesday the trader sold 16 pens more than those he sold on Tuesday.If the percentage decrease in sales from Monday to Tuesday is 20%, how many pens did he sell on Tuesday ?

Answer : D. 80

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In the general elections, the parties 1, 2 and 3 got votes as 45, 12 and 43% respectively. If a total of 16000 people voted, then by what number of votes did the coalition of party 2 and 3 win ?

Answer : C. 1600…

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The difference between 42% of the number and 28 % of the same number is 210. Find that number ?

Price of salt is increased by 25% in order not to increase the expenditure a lady must reduce her comsumption by ?

The population of a village is eight thousand. If 6 % men and 10 % women are added population becomes 8600, then no of men in the village was ?

A product item price decreases 10% and it’s production increases 20% then what is the profit or loss percentage ?

A reduction of 20% price of sugar enables to purchase 5 kg of sugar more for Rs 600. Find the price of the sugar per kg before reduction ?

Jaya Brought a worth Rs 3,50,000 four years ago. If the value of the car is depreciates over time at fixed rate of 10% per annum then what willl be present worth of car ?

What is price of a pair of sandles is decreased by 10% the number of pair sold incresed by 20%. What is net effect on sells ?

Price of sugar is increased by 25% in order to increase the expenditure a lady must reduce her commissions by ?

In the general elections, the parties 1, 2 and 3 got votes as 45, 12 and 43% respectively. If a total of 16000 people voted, then by what number of votes did the coalition of party 2 and 3 win ?

Ignore errors of punctuation, if any ? Symptoms of this illness (A) that warrant a doctor visit (B) includes fever, (C) vomiting, and diarrhea, as well as the (D) loss of appetite (E) No error

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Find the output : function modify(a,b) { Integer c,d=2 c= a*d+ b return c } Function calculate () { Integer a = 5, b = 20, c Integer d= 10 c = modify (a, b); c = c+ d Print c }

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Ravi and Rupali are asked to write a program to sum the rows of 2X2 matrices stored in the array A..?

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What is the output of the following pseudo code ? Int a = 456, b, c, d = 10; b = a/d; c = a-b; print c ?

The population of a village is eight thousand. If 6 % men and 10 % women are added population becomes 8600, then no of men in the village was ?

Which is the Closest approximation to the product 0.3333 x 0.25 x 0.499 x 0.125 x 24 ?

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