Chapter Mock 2: Ratio, Proportion and Partnership Questions
Browse questions from Chapter Mock 2: Ratio, Proportion and Partnership. Each question has options and an explanation.
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- The ratio of boys to girls in a class is $3:5$. If the total number of students is $64$, how many girls are there?
- If $a:b=4:7$ and $b:c=14:15$, then $a:b:c$ is:
- A and B invest in a business in the ratio $5:6$. If the total profit is $\text{Rs }33000$, B receives:
- Two numbers are in the ratio $7:9$ and differ by $18$. The larger number is:
- A invests $\text{Rs }10000$ for $8$ months and B invests $\text{Rs }16000$ for $5$ months. Their profit-sharing ratio is:
- Two numbers are in the ratio $4:5$ and their sum is $810$. The larger number is:
- If $a:b=3:4$ and $b:c=2:5$, then $a:b:c$ is:
- Rs $9000$ is distributed among A, B, and C in the ratio $4:5:6$. What is the difference between A’s and C’s shares?
- If $0.75:x::5:8$, then the value of $x$ is:
- A starts a business with Rs $2000$. B joins after $3$ months with Rs $4000$, and C invests Rs $10000$ for the last $2$ months only. If the total profit is Rs $5600$, B’s share is: