Sunday, January 7, 2018

Some Important models on Simplifications problems

In this article we are going to tell tricks for some simplification problems which you will get in bank exams every time.
Example :
Find the value of 115 % of 430 + 36% 0f 170.
Ans:
Write 115 % as (100+10+5) %                    36% we can write as (30+6)%
          100 % 0f 430 means 430                                30% of 170 means 51
           10 % of 430 means 43                                  1% means 1.7
            5% means 43/2 i.e 21.5                                 6% means 6*1.7=10.2
 add above 3 values 430
                                   43                                         add both values i.e (30+6)% =51+10.2=61.2
                                   21.5                                                                
                                 ----------
                                  494.5


               115 % of 430 + 36% 0f 170 = 494.5+61.2 = 555.7


Example :
Find the value of 3(1/2) +5(3/4)-2(7/8)
Ans:
        Write the above question as below                                      {x(a/b) = x+(a/b)}
                     3+5-2+(1/2)+(3/4)-(7/8)
                      6+(3/8)
                     we can write 6+(3/8) as 6(3/8)


Example :Evaluate








Ans:
In the above question 34^2 - 56^2
 we can write as (34+56)(34-56)
                               (34+56)(34-56)/(34+56)
 answer will be 34-56 i.e -22

Note :
we have to learn some formulas for this type of questions .




Example: find the value of  x .
                  
62   ×  (65)4 ÷ 63  =  6x+2  
Ans:


62   ×  (65)4 ÷ 63  =  6x+2  


62×620 ÷63 = 6x+2


62+20÷63 = 6x+2


622÷63=6x+2


622-3=6x+2


619=6x+2


X+2=19


X=19-2


X=17
Note: We have to learn some formulas to solve the above model questions . that are

Xm . Xn  =  Xm+n

Xm ÷ Xn  = Xm-n


Xm = Xn  --------à    m=n









                                  


    ***********We are going to add more examples very soon********


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