Direction: Each question contains a statement followed by Quantity I, II and III. Read the information clearly and answer your questions accordingly. The options represent the relations between these three quantities
A) > B) <
C) = D) ≤
E) ≥
For example:
Quantity I = 200
Quantity II = 300
Quantity III = 100
Hence, B, A
a) A, B b) B, C
c) B, A d) E, B
e) B, D
Quantity I: A dealer marked the price of a mobile up by 15%. A buyer used a coupon code which offered a discount of Rs 500 on the marked price. Additionally, he got a cashback of 10% on using credit card. The purchase price of the mobile if the cost price was Rs 12000.
Quantity II: Hashim, Faf and Jean invested in a business in the ratio 7:8:9. The share of Hashim in the total profit of Rs 41040 Quantity III: The amount received after three years if a sum of Rs 9000 is invested at compound interest of 10% per annum.
Explanation:
Quantity I:
MP = 12000 x 1.15 = Rs 13800
Price after coupon discount = 13800 – 500 = Rs 13300
Purchase price = 13300 x 0.9 = Rs 11970
Quantity II: Share of Hashim = 7/(7+8+9) x 41040 = Rs 11970
Quantity III: Amount = 9000 x (1.1)3 = 9000 x 1.331 = Rs 11979
Therefore, C, B
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By: Munesh Kumari