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Mr. Alfred buys two lots mangoes. the first lot costs him TK.300 per dozen and the second TK. 500 per dozen. He sold all the mangoes at TK. 400 per dozen. Find his profit/loss percentage if he spent the same amount of money on each of the lots.

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Mr. Alfred buys two lots mangoes. the first lot costs him TK.300 per dozen and the second TK. 500 per dozen. He sold all the mangoes at TK. 400 per dozen. Find his profit/loss percentage if he spent the same amount of money on each of the lots.
6.67%

Assume he spent a total of Tk.1500 on each lots
Dozens of the first lots=1500/300= 5
Dozens of the second lots=1500/500=3
Total Dozens for both lots= 3+5=8
Total cp for both lot= 8(150+150)=3000
Total sp for both=8×400=3200
Profit= (3200-3000)/3000)×100= 6.67%
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Three consecutive eveb numbers are such that if the first is divided by 6, the second by 4 and the third by 7, the sum of the quotients is 38. Find the numbers.

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Are the numbers 66, 68, 70?
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Any one out there quite prepped for quant, up for a study partner?

2-3 people together? On a WhatsApp?
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Any one out there quite prepped for quant, up for a study partner?
Im done with quant.revising so can join
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Three consecutive eveb numbers are such that if the first is divided by 6, the second by 4 and the third by 7, the sum of the quotients is 38. Find the numbers.
(X/6) +(x+2/4)+(x+4/7)= 38
X=66
X+2=68
X+4=70
The numbers are 66,68,70
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It is estimated that of living will increase by 8.50 percent per year. How much should a piece of candy cost in tree years if it costs Tk. 1.50 today?
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It is estimated that of living will increase by 8.50 percent per year. How much should a piece of candy cost in tree years if it costs Tk. 1.50 today?
1.5(1.085)³=Tk 1.92
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At a photocopy center , the first 10 copies cost x taka each. Each of the next 50 copies costs 2 taka less per copy . From the 61 st copy on, the cost 1 Taka per copy, In terms of x how much does it cost in. Taka to have 200 copies made/

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At a photocopy center , the first 10 copies cost x taka each. Each of the next 50 copies costs 2 taka less per copy . From the 61 st copy on, the cost 1 Taka per copy, In terms of x how much does it cost in. Taka to have 200 copies made/
I think answer should be 60x+40
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Yes correct recuse link for gmat free practice

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I think answer should be 60x+40
can you explain this ans? cause i can’t understand this math solve
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PS Question - July 10

How many positive divisors of 12,500 are squares of integers (aka perfect squares)?

A) three
B) four
C) six
D) eight
E) twelve

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DS Question - July 10

If x and y are non-zero integers and |x| + |y| = 32, what is xy?

(1) -4x – 12y = 0

(2) |x| – |y| = 16

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PS Question - July 10 How many positive divisors of 12,500 are squares of integers (aka perfect squares)? A) three B) four C) six D) eight E) twelve Source: GMATPrepNow | Difficulty: Hard
12500 = 2^2* 5^5 = 4^1*25^2*5

No. of Perfect Squares= (1+1)*(2+1) = 2*3 = 6 (C).
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DS Question - July 10 If x and y are non-zero integers and |x| + |y| = 32, what is xy? (1) -4x – 12y = 0 (2) |x| – |y| = 16 Source: Manhattan | Difficulty: Hard
-192
X=24 or-24
Y=-8 or 8
Xy=-8×24=-192
Or 8×-24=-192
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