github

Made bySaurav Hathi

[Intermediate Practice] Quant - Average & Ages v3

Q1:

Average age of a family of 5 in 2010 member is 15.A new member is born in the family in 2010.Find the average age of family on 4th birth day of youngest member.

Tags:
Qual
TCS2019_1
Wipro1
L&T1
+ 10 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q2:

In a scientific experiment, nine observations were taken to find out the value of a constant. The average of nine observation came out to be 85. If the average of first five observations is 82 and the average of last three observations is 95. Find the sixth observation.

Tags:
Qual
TCS2019_2
Wipro2
L&T2
+ 17 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q3:

Average of ten positive number isA¯. If each number is increased by 10%, then which of the following will indicate value of A¯.

Tags:
Qual
TCS2019_3
CGI1
TM1
+ 14 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q4:

Rajiv decided to go for dinner along with his 12 friends. He paid Rs.145, and all of his friends paid an equal amount. Later they found out that the average amount that was to be paid by all of them was 5 more than what was paid by each of Rajiiv's friend. How much money did each of his friends pay?

Tags:
CapG1
CG1
QAANL2T5
RJIO
+ 9 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q5:

Amit age was 4 years when Ankita was born while Arunita was 26 years old when Ankit was born. If Ankita was 4 years old when Ankit was born, find the average age of four when Ankit was 8 years old.

Tags:
TCS2019_4
CGI1
TM1
TchM2
+ 11 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q6:

Three students Andy, Bunny and Celvin scored a total marks of 76.If all the three scored 8 more marks then ratio of their marks are 5:8:7 respectively. Find the average scored by Bunny and Celvin

Tags:
SCHNEIDER
KENT
QAANL3T5
HYUNDAI
+ 7 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q7:

B  is four times of A.In 5 years B will be thrice of A .In how many years A will be half the age of B

Tags:
TCS2019_5
MT2
CGI2
TM2
+ 11 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q8:

Average marks of section A of class 10th is 40.8 and that of section B of class10th  is 42.5.If combined average of both the section is 41.82.Find the ratio of students in section A to that of section B.

Tags:
TCS2019_6
MT1
TM2
CGI2
+ 10 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q9:

The average salary of A, B is Rs. 3500 and that of B and C is 5000,C and D is Rs. 4000. And average of D and A is 4500. Find the average salary of all  A, B, C and D.

Tags:
QAANL2M5
LPU_AK
CAP2020
AVG
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q10:

Batting average of a batsman in his 27 innings is 47.07.In his next inning he scored some runs such that his average is increased by 3. Find the runs scored by him in his 28th innings.

Tags:
RockQ
TM2
TCS2019_QM1
ZS2
+ 8 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q11:

If average of a+1ais 2K(a>0).Find the average of a2  and  1a2

Tags:
RockQ
CRTL12
KENT
QAANL2T5
+ 3 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q12:

Average weight of 10 students is calculated.  By mistake, the digits of one of the student’s weight get interchanged, and the average weight gets increased by 5.4 kg. Find the difference of the digits of the students' weight.

(Note: No student is less than 10 kg and more than 99 kg)

 

Tags:
RockQ
CRTL20
QAANL3T5
LPU_AK
+ 1 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q13:

Bowling 10 overs per match Kamlesh Nakerkoti picked 42 wickets in 27 matchs at an average of 23.5.In next three matchs he bowled 25 overs, conceded 63 runs and picked 8 wickets. Find his bowling average after 30 matches. 

Tags:
ZS2
ERICSSON1
TCSNQT1
GNS
+ 6 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q14:

A goes from P to Q at the speed of 40 km/hr and returned at the speed of 60 km/hr. The average speed of A during the whole journey is -

Tags:
RockQ
CRTL20
QAANL2T5
LPU_AK
+ 1 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options:
Q15:

The ratio of the ages of A and B is 3:1. Four years ago the ratio was 4 : 1,Find the average age of A and B after 2 years .

Tags:
TM2
ERICSSON2
TCSNQT2
GNS
+ 6 more
Section:
Quantitative Aptitude
Options: