Quantitative Aptitude
27 questions across 7 exam years. Answers for this topic
A gets 40% marks in an exam and he received 40 less marks than passing marks. B gets 70% marks in same exam and received 20 more marks than passing marks. If C gets 65% marks in the same exam, then find the difference between marks received by A and C in the exam.
Saving and expenditure of A to B are in the ratio of 5:3 and 1:2 respectively. A spend 40% of his income, then find the income of B is what percentage more than the income of A.
A number is 25% of the another number, the difference between both the numbers are 60, then find the sum of both numbers.
Populations of villages Q is 40% more than that of village P. If 50% of population of Q are females and females in P are 20% less than that of Q. If the difference between males in P and Q is 130, then find the total population of Q and P together.
A spends 30% of his monthly income on rent, 25% of the remaining income on food, 20% of the remaining income on traveling, and saves the rest. If the total monthly saving of B is Rs. 2520, then find the monthly income of A (in Rs).