Editorial Board Solutions for Chapter: Arithmetic Maths, Exercise 1: ALGEBRA-POWERS

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The product of two positive numbers is 11520 and their quotient is 95. Find the difference of two numbers.

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The product of two fractions is 1415 and their quotient is 3524. The greater of the fractions is :

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The product of the two numbers is 9375. When the larger one is divided by the smaller one, then the quotient is 15. The sum of the numbers is:

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The sum of the squares of three consecutive natural numbers is 2030. Then what is the middle number?

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Three-fifth of the square of a certain number is 126.15. What is the number?

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If a1, find the relation between x and y.

x=aa-1 and y=1a-1, Then _____.

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A person bought 5 tickets from a station P to a station Q and 10 tickets from station P to a station R. He paid Rs.350. If the sum of a ticket from P to Q and P to R is Rs.42, then what is the fare from P to Q?

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The number, whose square is equal to the difference of the squares of 75.15 and 60.12 is: