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1) 28 stamps were divided in some ratio between Sachin and Farooq. Which of these could be that ratio?
a) 2:8
b) 2:5
c) 2:3
d) 1:7
Answer
b) 2:5
Explanation
Let, the ratio of stamps distributed to Sachin and Farooq be x : y.
Then, Sachin gets
x/(x + y) × 28 stamps
and, Farooq gets
y/(x + y) × 28 stamps
(Ratio/(sum of ratios) × total = actual number)
Now, we know that a stamp would be distributed as a whole. Hence, in order to get whole number, from 28x/(x + y) or, 28y/(x + y), 28 should be divisible by (x + y).
Hence, the sum of ratios shod be factor of 28.
In the given options, only second option has sum of ratio (7) as a factor of 28. Hence, second option is the right answer.
2) If (A $ B) = (2A + B)/(A - 2B) then what will be the value of (6 $ 2)?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 7
Answer
d) 7
Explanation
Put 6 as A and 2 as B
Then,
(6 $ 2) = (2 × 6 + 2)/(6 - 2 × 2)
→ (6 $ 2) = (12 + 2)/2
→ (6 $ 2) = 14/2
→ (6 $ 2) = 7
Question (1) :-
28 stamps were divided in some ratio between Sachin and Farooq .which of these could be that ratio .
a) 2 : 8
b) 2:5
c) 2:3
d) 1:7
Answer :-
→ (b) 2:5
Explanation :-
According to the question,
→ 28 stamps divided in some ratio between them .
Let, the ratio of stamps is p:q
Hence ,
Stamps got by Sachin ( x) is -
And , stamps got by Farooq (y) is -
Hence ratio of both x: y is -
therefore the sum of ratios should be factor of 28 ,
• option (a) is of sum {2+8= 10} ( not a factor of 28 )
• option (b) is of sum {2+5 = 7} ( a factor of 28)
• option (c) is of sum {2+3 = 5} ( not a factor of 28 )
• option (d) is too not a factor of 28
Hence option (b) is correct .
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Question (2) :-
If ( A $ B ) = ( 2A + B ) / (A - 2 B )
then find the value of (6 $ 2)
Answer :-
→ (6 $ 2 ) = 7 { option d is correct }
Explanation :-
Only exchanging of digits
A will replace by 6 and B will replace by 2 then -
→ (6 $ 2 ) = ( 12 + 2) / ( 6 - 2×2)
→ (6 $ 2 ) = (14)/2
→ (6 $ 2 ) = 7