Jharne De and Ranjana Kumar Solutions for Chapter: Commercial Mathematics, Exercise 2: Multiple-Choice Questions

Amit and Sumit share their chocolates in the ratio of $5:8$. If Sumit has $56$ chocolates, how many does Amit have?

If $4,x$ and $9$ are in continued proportion, then $x$ is ________.

If the angles of a triangle are in the ratio of $2:2:5$, then the triangle is_____.

When an amount of $₹45,000$ is divided among Anuj, Aman and Amar in the ratio of $4:5:6$, then how much amount does Amar get?

By selling a belt for $Rs.96$, a shopkeeper gains $Rs.24$. Find his gain percent.

What least number should be added to each term of the ratio $7:13$ to make it $2:3$?

In what time will $₹100$ become $₹200$ at $10\%$ rate of interest per annum?

Find the interest on $₹2500$ at $5\%$ interest per annum for $5$ years.