The goods for which the supply is less than the demand are called economic goods. These goods are relatively scarce compared to the demand for them, and people are willing to pay a price for them. Free goods, on the other hand, are abundant in supply and do not command a price due to their availability.
An item (Burger) is sold at a profit of 20%. Determine the cost price of the item (Burger).
Statement I: The selling pri...
Find the rate of interest per annum ?
I. The CI in 12 years is more than the amount.
II. The difference between SI and CI in 3 years is Rs...
What is the area of the circular field?
Statement I: The area of the largest square that can be inscribed in the given circular field is 6400 sq...
By selling a product for Rs.520 how much profit was earned?
I. 12% discount on the market price.
II. The profit was one- third of the cost price.
What is the value of (4ab+ab2)/(a2 b), a,b ≠0
I. a + b = 0
II. a – b = 1
Which one of the following is correct in respect of the statement given below?
Statement 1: 210 is the smallest natural number having...
In how much time will a train running at a speed of 48 km/hr cross the other train running in opposite direction?
Statement I: The length of the...
What is the average of L, 50, 76, 82, M and N?
I. L is six more than M.
II. N is four less than L.
What will be the age of Heena after 9 years?
Statement I: Ratio of age of Reena and Heena is 4 : 5.
Statement II: Twenty times...
How much time will Bus A take to cross Bus B (from the moment they meet) running in opposite directions (towards each other)?
Statement I: The r...
