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1) Raji and Prithvi invested in a business in which Prithvi invests Rs. 5000 more than Raji. Raji invested for 12 months while Prithvi invested for 15 months. If Prithvi gets Rs. 12000 more than Raji out of the total profit of Rs. 48000, then find the total amount invested by both of them in the business?
a) Rs. 28000
b) Rs. 32000
c) 35000
d) Rs. 26000
e) None of these
2) The ratio of present age of Madhu and Deepa is 3: x. Madhu is 9 years younger than Priya. Priya’s age after 11 years is 35 years. The sum of the present age of Madhu and Deepa is same as the age of Priya, after 16 years. What should come in place of x?
a) 4
b) 5
c) 3
d) 6
e) None of these
3) A sum was put at certain rate of simple interest for 4 years. If the interest would have been 6 % higher than the previous rate then Rs. 7200 would have been earned more. Find the sum?
a) 25000
b) Rs. 28000
c) Rs. 30000
d) Rs. 33000
e) None of these
4) A and B together can do a work in 12 days, B and C together can do it in 6 days while C and A together can do it in 10 days. Then in how many days, C alone will complete the work?
a) 12 (4/5) days
b) 10 (10/11) days
c) 14 (5/6) days
d) 13 (7/8) days
e) None of these
5) An article was sold at a discount of 20% and there was a profit of 20%. If the profit earned was Rs. 65 less than the discount offered, then find the selling price of the article?
a) Rs. 680
b) Rs. 540
c) Rs. 470
d) Rs. 780
e) None of these
Directions (Q. 6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The following table shows the principle amount invested by 6 different persons in 3 different schemes of a finance using simple interest. Some values are missing here
6) Find the difference between the total interest earned by Rajesh in Scheme M to that of total interest earned by Ranveer in Scheme O, at the rate of 8 % per annum after 2 years, if the ratio of the amount invested by Rajesh in scheme M to that of the amount invested by Rahul in Scheme N is 5 : 7 and the amount invested by Ranveer in Scheme O is 20 % more than the amount invested by him in scheme N?
a) Rs. 5820
b) Rs. 5380
c) Rs. 5560
d) Rs. 4640
e) None of these
7) Find the total amount invested by Ravi in Scheme N, if the total simple interest earned by Ravi in all the given schemes after 3 years at the rate of 6 % per annum is Rs. 22680?
a) Rs. 56000
b) Rs. 48000
c) Rs. 65000
d) Rs. 44000
e) None of these
8) Total amount invested by Ragu in Scheme M and O together is Rs. 76000 and the rate of interest offers for Scheme M and O is 10 % and 12 % respectively for the period of 4 years. If the interest earned by Ragu in Scheme M is Rs. 8320 less than the interest earned by him in Scheme O, then find the total amount invested by Ragu in Scheme O?
a) Rs. 40000
b) Rs. 48000
c) Rs. 44000
d) Rs. 52000
e) None of these
9) Find the ratio between the simple interest earned by Ramesh in Scheme N to that of the simple interest earned by Rahul in the same Scheme after 3 years at the rate of 8 % per annum, if the total amount received by Ramesh in Scheme N after 2 years at the rate of 5 % per annum, using compound interest is Rs. 41895?
a) 38: 35
b) 23: 17
c) 19: 28
d) 33: 37
e) None of these
10) Find the difference between the average amount invested by Ravi, Rahul and Ragu in Scheme M to that of the average amount invested by Ravi, Rahul and Ramesh in Scheme O, if the amount invested by Ragu in Scheme M is 6000 more than the amount invested by him in Scheme N and the amount invested by Rahul in Scheme O is Rs. 62000?
a) Rs. 25000
b) Rs. 22000
c) Rs. 23000
d) Rs. 24000
e) None of these
Answers :
1) Answer: c)
Let the initial investment of Raji be Rs. x,
Amount invested by Prithvi = x + 5000
The shares of Raji and Prithvi
= > 12x : 15*(x + 5000)
= > 4x : 5x + 25000
Let the share of Prithvi and Raji be p and q respectively,
p + q = 48000 –> (1)
p – q = 12000 –> (2)
By solving the equation (1) and (2), we get,
p = 30000, q = 18000
The share of Prithvi and Raji = Rs. 30000 and Rs. 18000
According to the question,
4x/(5x + 25000) = (18000/30000)
4x/(5x + 25000) = (3/5)
20x = 15x + 75000
5x = 75000
x = 15000
The initial investment of Raji = Rs. 15000
The initial investment of Prithvi = Rs. 20000
Total amount invested by both of them in the business,
= > 15000 + 20000
= > Rs. 35000
2) Answer: b)
The ratio of present age of Madhu and Deepa = 3: x
Madhu = Priya – 9
Priya’s age after 11 years = 35 years
Priya’s present age = 24 years
Madhu’s present age = 24 – 9 = 15 years
3’s = 15
1’s = 5
According to the question,
15 + 5x = 40
5x = 25
x = 5
3) Answer: c)
Let the sum be x and the rate of interest be r %,
According to the question,
[x*4*(r + 6)]/100 – (x*4*r)/100 = 7200(4xr + 24x)/100 – 4xr/100 = 7200
24x/100 = 7200
x = 7200*(100/24)
x = 30000
Sum (x) = Rs. 30000
4) Answer: b)
(A + B)’s one day work = (1/12)
(B + C)’s one day work = (1/6)
(C + A)’s one day work = (1/10)
2*(A + B + C)’s one day work = (1/12) + (1/6) + (1/10) = 21/60 = 7/20
(A + B + C)’s one day work = 7/40
C’s one day work = (A + B + C) – (A + B)
= > (7/40) – (1/12)
= > (84 – 40)/(40*12)
= > 44/(40*12)
= > 11/120
‘C’ can complete a whole work in = 120/11 = 10 (10/11) days
5) Answer: d)
Let the cost price be x,
Selling price = (120/100)*x = 6x/5
Marked price*(80/100) = 6x/5
MP = 3x/2
Profit = Discount – 65
According to the question,
= > (3x/2 – 6x/5) – (6x/5 – x) = 65
= > 3x/10 – x/5 = 65
= > x = 650
Cost price = Rs. 650
Selling price = 650*(120/100) = Rs. 780
Directions (Q. 6 – 10):
6) Answer: d)
The total interest earned by Rajesh in Scheme M
= > [(35000*5/7)*8*2]/100 = Rs. 4000
The total interest earned by Ranveer in Scheme O
= > [45000*(120/100)*2*8]/100 = Rs. 8640
Required difference = 8640 – 4000 = Rs. 4640
7) Answer: a)
Let the amount invested by Ravi in Scheme N be x,
According to the question,
= > [(14000*3*6)/100] + [(x*3*6)/100] + [(56000*3*6)/100] = 22680
= > 2520 + (18x/100) + 10080 = 22680
= > (18x/100) = 22680 – 2520 – 10080
= > 18x/100 = 10080
= > x = (10080*100)/18 = Rs. 56000
8) Answer: c)
Let the amount invested by Ragu in Scheme M be x,
Then,
The amount invested by Ragu in Scheme O = 76000 – x
According to the question,
= > [(76000 – x)*12*4)/100] – [x*10*4]/100 = 8320
= > 912000 – 12x – 10x = 8320*(100/4)
= > 912000 – 22x = 208000
= > 22x = 704000
= > x = 32000
The total amount invested by Ragu in Scheme O
= > 76000 – 32000 = Rs. 44000
9) Answer: a)
The total amount received by Ramesh in Scheme N after 2 years at the rate of 5 % per annum, using compound interest = Rs. 41895
= > 41895 = x*(105/100)*(105/100)
= > x = 41895*(20/21)*(20/21) = Rs. 38000
The simple interest earned by Ramesh in Scheme N
= > (38000*3*8)/100
The simple interest earned by Rahul in Scheme N
= > (35000*3*8)/100
Required ratio = [(38000*3*8)/100] : [(35000*3*8)/100]
= > 38: 35
10) Answer: b)
The average amount invested by Ravi, Rahul and Ragu in Scheme M
= > (14000 + 38000 + 32000)/3
= > 84000/3 = Rs. 28000
The average amount invested by Ravi, Rahul and Ramesh in Scheme O
= > (56000 + 62000 + 32000)/3
= > 150000/3 = Rs. 50000
Required difference = 50000 – 28000 = Rs. 22000
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