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    Quantitative Aptitude

    Mixture
    And
    Alligation
    Weighted Average (Average of Total Groups)

    The average age of a Cricket team is 56 years and


    average age of a Kabaddi team is 74 years. Find
    the overall average of players.
    (a) 60 (b) 65
    (c) 61.5 (d) None of these
    Weighted Average
    Weighted Average (Average of Total Groups)

    The average salary of 10 employees of TCS is 15000 and


    20 employees of Mahindra is 6000 per month. The
    average salary of employees is:
    (a) 10500 (b) 12000
    (c) 9000 (d) None of these
    A gold smith has two qualities of gold, one of 12
    carats and other of 16 carats. In what proportion
    should he mix both to make an ornament of 15
    carats purity?

    (a)1:3 (b) 3:1

    (c) 1:4 (d) 2:3


    In what ratio must wheat A at Rs. 10.50/kg be mixed
    with wheat at Rs. 12.30/kg, so that the mixture be
    worth of Rs. 11/kg?

    (a) 11:13

    (b) 12:5

    (c) 13:5

    (d) 18:3
    In what ratio tea at Rs. 240/kg should be mixed with tea at
    Rs. 280/kg. So that on selling the mixture at Rs. 324/kg
    there is a profit of 20%.

    (a)1:3

    (b) 3:1

    (c) 1:4

    (d) 2:3
    Two varieties of rice at ₹ 10 per kg and ₹ 12 per kg are
    mixed together in the ratio 1:2. Find the average price of
    the resulting mixture.

    (a) 11.33

    (b) 12

    (c) 10

    (d) 12.33
    Mohit buys some rice at Rs. 10.40 per kg. He mixes it with
    some rice having price at Rs. 8.8 per kg. The final mixture
    becomes 15 kg in weight and with worth Rs. 146.40 per kg.
    What is the quantity of rice priced at Rs. 8.8 per kg?

    (a)6

    (b) 9

    (c) 20

    (d) 10
    On mixing two classes of students having average marks 25
    and 40 respectively, the overall average obtained is 30
    marks. Find

    1) The ratio of students in the class

    2) The number of students in the first class if the second


    class had 30 students.
    New Type
    Three equal glasses are filled with mixture of milk and
    water. In the 1st glass as 3:1, in 2nd 5:3 and in 3rd 9:7.
    The contents of the glasses are emptied into a single
    vessel. What is the proportion of milk and water in it?

    (a) 17:32 (b) 17:31 (c) 31:17 (d) 32:17


    How many litres of 20% solution of citric acid should be
    added to 120 litres of a 45% solution to make a 30%
    solution?

    (a) 150

    b) 180

    (c) 200

    (d) 240
    A mixture of 40 liters of milk and water contains 10% of
    water. How much water must be added to make 20% of
    water in the new mixture?

    (a) 4

    (b) 5

    (c) 8

    (d) 2
    Vessel A contains milk and water in the ratio 4:5. Vessel B
    contains milk and water in the proportion 5:1. In what
    proportion should quantities be taken from A & B to form a
    mixture in which milk and water are in the ratio 5:4?

    (a) 5:2 (b) 5:4

    (c) 1:2 (d) 2:5


    In two vessels A and B, there is mixture
    of milk and water. The ratio of milk and
    water in these vessels are 5:2 and 8:5
    resp. In what ratio these mixtures be
    mixed together, so that the ratio of milk
    and water in the new mixture becomes
    9:4?

    (a) 2:7 (b) 7:2

    (c) 3:2 (d) 2:5


    New Type
    The ratio of milk and water in a mixture of 66L is 5:6. If
    18 L of water is added to the mixture then find the new
    ratio .

    (a) 4:5 (b) 5:9 (c) 9:5 (d) 4:5


    The ratio of milk and water in a mixture of 45 L is 4:5. If
    15 L of milk and 20 L of water is added to the mixture then
    find the new ratio of milk and water.

    (a)7:5 (b) 5:9

    (c) 7:9 (d) 9:7


    The ratio of alcohol and water in a mixture is 3:5. If 15 L
    of water is added to the mixture then ratio becomes 3:7.
    Find the initial quantity of alcohol.

    (a)40L (b) 22.5l

    (c) 15L (d) 20L


    The ratio of milk and water in a mixture is 3:8. If X lt. of
    milk is added to the mixture then ratio becomes 5:4 and
    27 lt. of water is added to the mixture, then ratio
    becomes 4:5. Find the value of ‘X’.

    (a) 40 L (b) 42 L (c) 15 L (d) 27 L


    New Type
    Iterations
    Final Amount= Total Amount (1- removal/Total Amount)^n
    A container has 50 liters of milk in it. 5 liters of milk is
    taken out and is replaced by 5 liters of water. This
    process is repeated 2 more times. What is the amount of
    milk in the container after final replacement?

    (a) 29.15 (b) 36.45 (c) 40.50 (d) 35


    There is a gallon containing 600 lit kerosene. 60 lit is
    replaced by oil. This activity is performed one more time.
    Find the decrease in quantity of kerosene at the end.

    (a) 486 L (b) 114 L (c) 120 L (d) 480 L


    There is a gallon containing 600 lit kerosene. 60 lit is replaced by oil. This
    activity is performed one more time. Find the decrease in quantity of
    kerosene at the end.
    (a) 486 L (b) 114 L (c) 120 L (d) 480 L

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