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Quantitative Aptitude - Variation - Formula & Concept Quiz

# Quiz
1
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Formula & Concept

The amount of water evaporating from a pond in a day is proportional tothe surface area of the pond. 70 litres of water evaporates in a day from a pond of area 1250 m². If 42 litres of water evaporates in a day from a
pond, what will be the area of that pond?​

  • 1]

    750 m2

  • 2]

    650 m2

  • 3]

    550 m2

  • 4]

    450 m2

Solution
2
Discuss
Formula & Concept

The mileage obtained by a car is directly proportional to the average speed at which it is travelling and is inversely proportional to the passenger load. The car gets a mileage of 20 kmph when it is travelling at a speed of 60 kmph and the passenger load is 150 kg. What will be the mileage when the car is travelling at a speed of 70 kmph with a passenger load of 140 kg?

  • 1]

    25 kmph

  • 2]

    26 kmph

  • 3]

    27 kmph

  • 4]

    28 kmph

Solution
3
Discuss
Formula & Concept

A solid diamond falls and breaks into three pieces whose weights are in the ratio of  2 : 3 : 4. The value of each piece is directly proportional to the square of their weights. Given that the value of solid diamond is Rs 24300, find the loss due to breakage.

  • 1]

    Rs 14300

  • 2]

    Rs 11400

  • 3]

    Rs 14600

  • 4]

    Rs 15600

Solution
4
Discuss
Formula & Concept

The cost of the marble varies directly with square of its weight.marble is broken into 3 parts whose weights are in the ratio 3:4:5. if marble had been broken into three equal parts by weight then there would have been a further loss of rs.1800.what is the actual cost of the original(or unbroken)marble?

  • 1]

    129600 Rs

  • 2]

    133000Rs

  • 3]

    129430 Rs

  • 4]

    390000 Rs

Solution
# Quiz
Quantitative Aptitude

Quantitative Aptitude

  • Introduction
  • Number
    • Formula & Concept
  • AP and GP
    • Formula & concept
  • Problem On Ages
    • Formula & Concept
  • Percentages
    • Formulaes and Concept
  • Profit and Loss
    • Formula & Concept
  • Ratio & Proportions
    • Formula & Concepts
  • Time and work
    • Formulae & Concepts
  • Time and Distance
    • Formula & Concept
  • Problem On Trains
    • Formula & Concept
  • Permutation & Combination
    • Formula & Concept
  • HCF & LCM
    • Formula & Concept
  • Simple Interest
    • Formula & Concept
  • Compound Interest
    • Formula & Concept
  • Decimal Fraction
    • Formula & Concept
  • Simplification
    • Formula & Concept
  • Square Roots and Cube Roots
    • Formula & Concepts
  • Average
    • Formula & Concept
  • Variation
    • Formula & Concept
  • Linear Equation
    • Formula & Concept
  • Quadratic Equation
    • Formula & Concept
  • Boats and Streams
    • Formula & Concept
  • Problem On Races
    • Formula & Concept
  • Pipes and Cisterns
    • Formula & Concept

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