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If it is given that, 5 : 6 :: 100 : x, then in that case find the value represented by the variable ‘x’.
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Regin Asylvia Brong Asked on December 21, 2017 in Mathematic.
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How will you represent the number 786 with the help of roman numbers?
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Regin Asylvia Brong Asked on December 21, 2017 in GMAT.
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It is given that 2:3 is the value of the sub triplicate ratio of the variables ‘p’ and ‘q’ respectively. Find out the value of the variables ‘p’ as well as ‘q’ and also find out the triplicate ratio of these two variables.
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Mckayla_Norman Default Asked on December 21, 2017 in Mathematic.
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Divide the amount $650 among X, Y and Z such that X receives 1/3 of the amount what Y receives and Y receives 2/3 of the amount what Z receives. Calculate the amount received by X, Y and Z respectively.
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Beth J. Lamb Default Asked on December 17, 2017 in Mathematic.
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Pam bought 15 goats and 18 sheep for a total price of $1678. If the cost of all the 15 goats is $750, find the average cost of 1 sheep.
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Unlock Code Default Asked on December 6, 2017 in GMAT.
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If the sum of 5 consecutive numbers is equal to 15 and the average of first three numbers is twice less than the average of the last three numbers, find the value of the third number in the series. It is given that the average of the last three numbers is 4.
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jamiemariah Default Asked on December 5, 2017 in GMAT.
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Sam covers a total distance of 80km while travelling from a certain point X to a certain point Y and come back again to the start point X. He covers the first 40 km distance from point X to point Y at a speed of 25 km/hr. While travelling back to the point X from point Y, Sam drives his vehicle at a speed of 15 km/hr. Calculate the average speed of Sam for the entire journey.
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jamiemariah Default Asked on December 5, 2017 in Mathematic.
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Sam divides his income between his wife, son and two daughters in certain ratio. Sam gives 20 % to his son, 35 % to his wife and the remaining percentage of his savings is divided equally between his two daughters. Find the approximate amount that his wife receives if both of his daughters receive an equal amount of $ 250.
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Regin Asylvia Brong Asked on December 5, 2017 in GMAT.
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The following table shows the details of marks secured by Tom, Jerry and Sam in 3 different subjects namely History, Geography and Science. The total marks that each subject is composed of are 150. Look at the table and answer the following questions.
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Janet M. Henry Default Asked on December 2, 2017 in GMAT.
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If we divide 1690 into three parts such that the ratio of these parts is equal to 1/2 : 1/3 : 1/4, then find out the actual values that result in this ratio.
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If it is given that, 5 : 6 :: 100 : x, then in that case find the value represented by the variable ‘x’.

How will you represent the number 786 with the help of roman numbers?

It is given that 2:3 is the value of the sub triplicate ratio of the variables ‘p’ and ‘q’ respectively. Find out the value of the variables ‘p’ as well as ‘q’ and also find out the triplicate ratio of these two variables.

Divide the amount $650 among X, Y and Z such that X receives 1/3 of the amount what Y receives and Y receives 2/3 of the amount what Z receives. Calculate the amount received by X, Y and Z respectively.

Pam bought 15 goats and 18 sheep for a total price of $1678. If the cost of all the 15 goats is $750, find the average cost of 1 sheep.

If the sum of 5 consecutive numbers is equal to 15 and the average of first three numbers is twice less than the average of the last three numbers, find the value of the third number in the series. It is given that the average of the last three numbers is 4.

The following table shows the details of marks secured by Tom, Jerry and Sam in 3 different subjects namely History, Geography and Science. The total marks that each subject is composed of are 150. Look at the table and answer the following questions.

If we divide 1690 into three parts such that the ratio of these parts is equal to 1/2 : 1/3 : 1/4, then find out the actual values that result in this ratio.

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