Subject Experts Solutions for Chapter: Basic Operations on Arithmetic, Exercise 1: Target Exercise

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MEDIUM
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

Dinesh can row at 18 km/h in still water. If speed of stream is 6 km/h, then how long will Dinesh take to row upto a distance of 6 km and return to the starting point?

MEDIUM
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

Hasan rows 36 km with the stream in 6 h and 40 km against the stream in 8 h. Speed of boat in still water is

EASY
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

In a river C is the mid-point between A and B. Hari can row from A to C and return in 8 h and from A to B in 4 h. How long would he take to row from B to A?

MEDIUM
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

A train leaves Delhi at 6:00 am and reaches Haridwar 10:00 am. Another train leaves Haridwar at 8:00 am and reaches Delhi at 11:30 am. At what time the trains meet?

MEDIUM
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

X,Y and Z move along a circular path of length 1.2 km with speeds of 6 km/h, 8 km/h and 9 km/h, respectively. X and Y move in the same direction but Z move in opposite directions. If they all start at the same time and from same place, how many times will X and Z meet any where on the path by the time X and Z meet any where on the path by the time X and Y for the first time anywhere on the path?

MEDIUM
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

In a survey, 34% of population was found to know Hindi, 46% to know English and 23% to know both languages. The percentage of those knowing neither English nor Hindi is

EASY
Stage 1 & 2
IMPORTANT

If 40% of a number exceeds the 25% of it by 54. The number is