In the previous chapters, we learned the concepts of Simple Interest and Compound Interest and practiced a variety of questions through our Simple Interest Questions with Answers and Solutions, Compound Interest Questions with Answers and Solutions, and Difference Between SI and CI Questions. Quick Note: Compound Growth vs Compound Interest Compound Growth and Compound Interest … Read more
We have already covered the concepts of ratio and proportion and practiced them through exercises and practice tests. Now it is time to solve actual previous year questions (PYQs) asked in SSC, RRB, Banking, Defence, and other competitive examinations. Each question is provided with a detailed solution. However, students are strongly advised to attempt the … Read more
We have already covered ratio and proportion in detail. Now it is time to test your understanding by solving different types of ratio and proportion practice questions in one place. This practice set includes MCQs, quizzes, true or false questions, fill in the blanks, and word problems. The questions cover important concepts such as ratios, … Read more
Inverse Proportion Questions & Answers with Solutions In the previous section, we covered different types of direct proportion questions and answers. In this section, we will practice important inverse proportion questions and answers. Inverse proportion is an important concept in ratio and proportion. It helps us understand situations where one quantity increases while the other … Read more
Direct proportion is an important concept in ratio and proportion. In our previous section on unitary method questions and answers, we solved several questions to strengthen our understanding of ratio and proportion. In this section, we will continue that learning by practicing important direct proportion questions and answers. These questions are frequently asked in SSC, … Read more
As the name suggests, the unitary method is used to first find the value of a single unit and then calculate the value of multiple units by multiplying the value of the single unit. Suppose you buy one apple for ₹10. How much will it cost to buy 5 apples? The unitary method helps in … Read more
We have already covered the basics of proportion in our Ratio and Proportion section. In this chapter, we will practice important proportion questions and answers to strengthen our understanding of the concept and learn how to apply it in different situations. These questions are frequently asked in SSC, RRB, Banking, Defence, NDA, CDS, school examinations, … Read more
Ratio word problems help us apply ratio concepts to real-life situations such as ages, money distribution, expenditure, marks, population, and other practical scenarios. This section covers important ratio word problems with step-by-step solutions that are frequently asked in SSC, RRB, Banking, Defence, NDA, CDS, school examinations, and other competitive exams. If you are new to … Read more
This section covers basic ratio questions and answers to help you start applying the concepts of ratio and proportion. For a complete understanding of the fundamentals, you can first go through our Ratio and Proportion section and Ratio Formula with Examples and Explanations page. Once you complete these basic ratio questions and answers, you will … Read more
Learn the Ratio Formula with easy examples. Understand how to simplify ratios, convert fractions, decimals and percentages into ratios, and find unknown values in ratio questions. So, let us start with. What is the Ratio Formula? As already explained in our Ratio and Proportion section, the ratio formula is used to compare two quantities of … Read more