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A's salary was increased by 40% and then decreased by 20%. On the whole A's salary is increased by
Answer: (d)
Let the salary of A be 100.
A's salary after 40% increase will be
$100 + {100 + 40}/100 = 140%$
A's salary after 20% decrease will be
$140 - {140 × 20}/100 = 112$
On a whole A's salary is increased by
= $({112 - 100}/100) × 100 = 12%$
So, option (d) is correct.
Short cut method
+ 40 – 20 + $(40 × -20)/100$ =20 - 8 = 12%↑ se.
A screw driver and a hammer currently have the same price. If the price of a screw driver rises by 5% and the price of hammer goes up by 3%, then how much more will it cost to buy 3 screw drivers and 3 hammers ?
Answer: (a)
Let the original price of a screw driver and a hammer be Rs. 100 each.
Then, price of 3 screw drivers and 3 hammers = Rs. 600
Now, after increase of 5%, the price of 3 screw drivers = Rs. 315
And after 3% increase the price of 3 hammers = Rs. 309
Increased price of 3 hammers and 3 screw drivers = Rs. 624
Therefore, % increase in price = $24/600 × 100 = 4%$
Two candidates fought an election. One of them got 64% of the total votes and won with 992 votes. What was the total number of votes polled ?
Answer: (e)
Votes obtained by winner candidate = 64%
Votes obtained by loser candidate
= (100 – 64) = 36%
Difference of votes = (64 – 36) = 28%
According to question,
Total votes = ${992 × 100}/28$ = 3542
A person's salary has increased from Rs.7200 to Rs. 8100. What is the percentage increase in his salary?
Answer: (d)
Percentage increase in salary
= ${8100 - 7200}/7200 × 100$
= $900/7200 × 100 = 12.5% = 12{1}/2$ %
Two vessels contain equal quantities of 40% alcohol. Anil changed the concentration of the first vessels to 50% by adding extra quantity of pure alcohol. Balu changed the concentration of the second vessels to 50% replacing a certain quantity of the solution with pure alcohol. By what percentage is the quantity of alcohol added by Anil more than that replaced by Balu?
Answer: (b)
Solution = 100 ml and Alcohol = 40 ml
For first vessel
${40 + x}/{100 + x} = 1/2$
so, x = 20ml
For second vessel
${40 + 3/5y}/{100 + 2/5y} = 1/2$
so, y = 25ml
Required percentage = $5/25 × 100$ = 20%
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