Dear Reader,
Below are three useful problems on numbers.

Question 1

A and B collect fruits from some trees such that A picks 4 from each tree while B picks 3 from each tree. And the number of trees that B used is 4 more than that of A. If A and B have equal number of fruits then what will be the total number of fruits in their collection?

Dear Reader,
Below are three problems on fraction dealing with the concept of LCM.

Question 1

Which of the following fraction is greatest ?
a)17/18 b)31/36 c)43/45 d)59/60 e)81/90

Answer : d)59/60

Solution :

Dear Reader,
Below are three problems based on area dealing with sides, perimeter and area of circle, square and rectangle.

Question 1

The length of the radius of a circle is represented by x - 6 and the length of the side of a square xsqrt(22/7). If the circle and the square have equal area then the value of x is __:
a)1 b)22/7 c)6 d)3

Dear Reader,
Below are three problems which requires you to simplify equations and find some unknowns.

Question 1

Dear Reader,

Below are three problems based on the concepts of increase and decrease of quantities.

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Dear Reader,
Below are three problems dealing with time and work concepts.

Question 1

A can build a wall in 12 days, B can do the same in 16 days and C can do in 24 days. Totally 6 walls are to be built. 'A' does the work for first 16 days and 'B' continues the work for the next 12 days. How many days should C work?
a)24 b)48 c)94 d)47

Dear Reader,
Below are three problems based on ages.

Question 1

When Ramakant was born, his father was 28years older than his brother and his mother was 22 years older than his sister. If Ramakant's brother is 5 years older than Ramakant and his mother is 4 years younger than his father, how old was Ramakant's sister when Ramakant was born?

Dear Reader,
Below are three problems with calculations involving ratios and fares.

Question 1

Dear Reader,
Below are 3 easy problems where one has to calculate percentages.

Question 1

L&t Infotech papers generally would have a conventional quantitative aptitude section. In this section you can expect at least a couple of questions from "Ratios and Proportions". Below are three sample questions from "Ratios and Proportions" to help your preparation.