@sumit99 said:If on an item a company gives 25% discount, they earn 25% profit. If they now give 10% discount then what is the profit percentage.
X is standing at an intersection where two roads intersect at right angles. He observes through his binoculars that two cars start moving towards the intersection at the same time along the intersection at the same time along these two roads. One of them is moving at a speed of 13.333 m/s and starts at a point 40 km form the intersection . The second car is moving at 10m/s and starts at a point 50km from the intersection . In how many min from the start will the distance between the two be minimum?
a 83 b 62 c 50 d 1and 3
@IIM-A2013 said:In learning experiment at stanford university it was found that the square of the inverse of learning time varies directly as the age of a rat in weeks, while the inverse of learning time and complexity index of the maze are directly related. If the age of the rat in the second trial of the experiment is 40% more than in the first trial and the learning time is 16.67% less, then find change in complexity index of the maze:- a. +10% b. +5% c. +1% d. -5%
my approach is vague. it would be better to wait for someone to give a proper logical approach
@IIM-A2013 said:@Todd approach 16 is correct
@IIM-A2013 said:X is standing at an intersection where two roads intersect at right angles. He observes through his binoculars that two cars start moving towards the intersection at the same time along the intersection at the same time along these two roads. One of them is moving at a speed of 13.333 m/s and starts at a point 40 km form the intersection . The second car is moving at 10m/s and starts at a point 50km from the intersection . In how many min from the start will the distance between the two be minimum? a 83 b 62 c 50 d 1and 3
@hippophobia said:explain
@shinoda said:A shopkeeper has 100 kg of wheat flour which he sells in packets of 5 kg at cost price. Every time after selling one packet, he adds an equal amount of husk to the leftover flour. What percentage profit does the shopkeeper earn on the packet sold to the 4th customer?
@shinoda said:A shopkeeper has 100 kg of wheat flour which he sells in packets of 5 kg at cost price. Every time after selling one packet, he adds an equal amount of husk to the leftover flour. What percentage profit does the shopkeeper earn on the packet sold to the 4th customer?
@IIM-A2013 said:In learning experiment at stanford university it was found that the square of the inverse of learning time varies directly as the age of a rat in weeks, while the inverse of learning time and complexity index of the maze are directly related. If the age of the rat in the second trial of the experiment is 40% more than in the first trial and the learning time is 16.67% less, then find change in complexity index of the maze:- a. +10% b. +5% c. +1% d. -5%
@dream_IIMA said:@Calvin4ever lik muje 40!/ 41 karna hai toh 40 remdr bt 38!/41 ??toh
1. Ralph knows that he is going to have to replace his roof soon. If he has the roof replaced now, it will cost $10,000. He could wait 5 years, but it will then cost him $20,000. At what rate will these options cost the same. (Hint: This is also known as the break-even point. )
@Tyranitar said:1.Ralph knows that he is going to have to replace his roof soon. If he has the roof replaced now, it will cost $10,000. He could wait 5 years, but it will then cost him $20,000. At what rate will these options cost the same. (Hint: This is also known as the break-even point. )
after travelling 50km,a train is meeting with an accident and travels 3/4th of usual speed and reaches 45 min late .had the accident happened 10 km further on it would have reached 35 min late .find the usual speed??