Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams

Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams
Click Here to Get our Grand Bundle PDF Course to Access 40,000 Qus (Eng+Hin) with Video Solution
1
Website:www.guidely.in | Blog:www.ibpsguide.com | Email:support@guidely.in
Simplification
Simplification -large, complex numerical expression into a simpler form by performing various
mathematical operations, in accordance with the BODMAS rule.
B à Stands for bracket and operation of brackets in the order ( ), ( ), { } and [ ]
O à Stands for ‘of ‘(usage is x)
D à Stands for division (/)
M à Stands for multiplication (x)
A à Stands for addition (+)
S à Stands for subtraction (-)
For Important Fast Math Tricks-Click Below:
• Important Shortcuts for Multiplication

• Important Shortcuts for Division
• Important Shortcuts for Subtraction
• Important Shortcuts for Multiplication of 2 digits number
• Important Shortcuts for Multiplication of 2 digits and 3 digits numbers
Easiest Way to Choose Simplification Questions
STEP 1: Know about BODMAS Rule. Following are the list of priority given for brackets and signs.
STEP 2: If an expression Contains brackets, the expression within the brackets should be simplified
first.
STEP 3:
• If an expression contains ‘Of’, multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction, then

of should be performed first then followed by multiplication or division.
• Proceeding from left to right, addition, and subtraction are carried out in the order in which
the sign of addition and subtraction are given.
2
• If the expression contains ‘Of’ and Division – always do ‘Of’ and then do division.
STEP 4: If expression involves all the four operations, then multiplication and division are carried
out first in the order in which they are given from left to right. The same rules are carried out for
addition and subtraction.
Practice Simplification Mock Test
Learn squares and cubes of number:

Squares (12 to 302):
• 12 – 1
• 22 – 4
• 32 – 9
• 42 – 16
• 52 - 25
• 62 – 36
• 72 – 49
• 82 – 64
• 92 – 81
• 102 -100
• 112 – 121
• 122 -144
• 132 – 169
• 142 – 196
• 152 – 225
• 162 – 256
• 172 – 289
• 182 – 324
• 192 – 361
• 202 – 400
• 212 – 441
3
• 222 – 484
• 232 – 529
• 242 – 576
• 252 – 625
• 262 – 676
• 272 – 729
• 282 – 784
• 292 – 841
• 302 - 900
Click Here for Important Shortcuts to Find Square of Numbers
Click Here for Important Shortcuts to Take Square Root for a Number
Cubes (13 to 153):
• 13 – 1
• 23- 8
• 33 – 27
• 43 – 64
• 53 – 125
• 63 – 216
• 73 – 343
• 83 – 512
• 93 – 729
• 103 – 1000
• 113 – 1331
• 123 – 1728
• 133 – 2197
• 143 – 2477
• 153 - 3375
4
Click Here for Important Shortcuts to Take Cube Root for a Number
Example 1: 212 / 49 × 6
Solution: From the above question if we know the square value of 212, then this question will be
easily solved.
• STEP 1: 212 = 441

• STEP 2: 441/49= 9
• STEP 3: 9×6 = 54
• STEP 4: Hence the answer for above series is 54
2) REMEMBER FREQUENTLY ASKED FRACTION VALUES
• 5% = 0.05
• 6 ¼ % = 0.0625
• 10% = 0.1
• 12 ½ = 0.125
• 16 × (2/3)% = 0.166
• 20 % = 0.2
• 25 % = 0.25
• 33 × (1/3)%= 0.33
• 40 % = 0.4
• 50% = 0.5
• 60% = 0.6
• 66 × (2/3) =0.66
• 75 %= 0.75
• 80 %= 0.8
• 90 % = 0.9
• 100% = 1
• 125 % = 1.25
• 150% = 1.5
5
• 200 % = 2
• 250 % =2.5
EXAMPLE 2: 60% of 250 +25% of 600
• STEP 1: Know the values of 60% =0.6 and 25 % = 0.25

• STEP 2: Now directly multiply 0.6×250 + 0.25×600
• STEP 3: 0.6×250= 150
• 0.25×600=150
• STEP 4: 150+ 150 = 300
• STEP 5: Hence the answer for the above series is 300
Get Quantitative Aptitude Practice Questions
3) Solve mixed fraction – Multiplication
EXAMPLE 3: 2×(3/5) × 8×(1/3) + 7 ½ × 2×(2/3)
• STEP 1: 2×(3/5) × 8×(1/3) = (13/5) × (25/3) = 65/3

• STEP 2: + 7 ½ ×2×(2/3)= 43/6 × 12/5 = 86/5
• STEP 3: 65/3 + 86/5 = 38×(15/13)
• STEP 4: hence the answer for above series is 38×(15/13)
4) Solve Mixed Fraction addition
Example 4: 19×(3/5) + 23×(2/3) – 24×(1/5)
• STEP 1: Take all the whole numbers outside the bracket i.e. 19+23 -24 = 18
• STEP 2: Add fractions within bracket 18×[(3/5) + (2/3) – (1/5)] = 18(16/15)
• STEP 3: Hence the answer for the above series is 18(16/15)
Example 5: (?)2 +18×12= 62 ×5×2
• STEP 1: Multiply 18 × 12 = 216

• STEP 2: Square of 6 = 36
6
• STEP 3: Multiply 36 ×5×2= 360

• STEP 4: (X)2 +216 = 360
• STEP 5: (X)2 = 360-216 = 144
• STEP 6: Therefore X = 12
Get Quantitative Aptitude Study Materials
Get All Section Study Materials
7
8

Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Simplification Quantitative - Important Concepts & Tricks Bank Exams

B à Stands for bracket and operation of brackets in the order ( ), ( ), { } and [ ]

O à Stands for ‘of ‘(usage is x)

D à Stands for division (/)

M à Stands for multiplication (x)

A à Stands for addition (+)

S à Stands for subtraction (-)

For Important Fast Math Tricks-Click Below:

• Important Shortcuts for Multiplication

Easiest Way to Choose Simplification Questions

• If an expression contains ‘Of’, multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction, then

Practice Simplification Mock Test

Learn squares and cubes of number:

Click Here for Important Shortcuts to Find Square of Numbers

Cubes (13 to 153):

• STEP 1: 212 = 441

2) REMEMBER FREQUENTLY ASKED FRACTION VALUES

EXAMPLE 2: 60% of 250 +25% of 600

• STEP 1: Know the values of 60% =0.6 and 25 % = 0.25

Get Quantitative Aptitude Practice Questions

3) Solve mixed fraction – Multiplication

EXAMPLE 3: 2×(3/5) × 8×(1/3) + 7 ½ × 2×(2/3)

• STEP 1: 2×(3/5) × 8×(1/3) = (13/5) × (25/3) = 65/3

4) Solve Mixed Fraction addition

Example 4: 19×(3/5) + 23×(2/3) – 24×(1/5)

Example 5: (?)2 +18×12= 62 ×5×2

• STEP 1: Multiply 18 × 12 = 216

• STEP 3: Multiply 36 ×5×2= 360

Get Quantitative Aptitude Study Materials

Get All Section Study Materials

You might also like