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Anonymous
21h ago QUANT 🔢
I am not able to understand why maruti sir considered the approach of combining the last 2 strategies and not all 3? Or just 1st and 3rd?
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Roonak More
2d ago QUANT 🔢
Hi can someone please provide the solution for this question? The solutions section does not have a proper solution. Problem I am having is that in every iteration the value of y seems to be decreasing as if I replace y -> y+1 in y = 2
I get y+1=2 -> y=1 .....
I get y+1=2 -> y=1 .....
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Aquarian Fighter
1w ago QUANT 🔢
Anil bought a chair and sold it to Bina at a profit of 40%. After a while, Bina sold it back to Anil at 20% loss, and then Anil sold it to Charu at 50% profit. Find the overall profit % of Anil?
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Anonymous
1w ago QUANT 🔢
Why can't we make a strategy that includes all three?
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Anonymous
1w ago QUANT 🔢
How did you go from the fourth line to the fifth line? They seem like contradictory equations.
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Anonymous
2w ago QUANT 🔢
I don’t understand how the person who gave this answer arrived at the first line.
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Ishita Gupta
2w ago QUANT 🔢
There are few questions that I have seen in videos where you can easily solve through options and I have seen many PYQs in the quant section which can be solved easily but in the last 2 yrs the number of questions that can be solved through options I feel reduced drastically.
What do you guys feel?
What do you guys feel?
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Namrata Yeola
2w ago QUANT 🔢
What’s the point of modifying the discriminant?
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Anonymous
2w ago QUANT 🔢
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AmanFaculty
3w ago QUANT 🔢
Try This Ratio's question out:
In a village, the ratio of number of males to females is 5 : 4. The ratio of number of literate males to literate females is 2 : 3. The ratio of the number of illiterate males to illiterate females is 4 : 3. If 3600 males in the village are literate, then the total number of females in the village is
A
43200
B
42100
C
43000
D
42000
Pick your answer to see if you're right.
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