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Saturday 1 July 2017

Mixture and Alligation fully solved practice questions

Here we are sharing fully solved practice question pdf for mixture and alligation. We have handpicked 15 questions with shortcuts solution for your SBI PO,SBI Clerk,IBPS PO,Clerk,RRB PO and other bank examination preparations.This pdf ebook contains a set of 15 questions with solutions and time saving shortcuts.
When you encounter mixture and alligation question for the first time you might get puzzled.But,by understanding simple mixture and alligation rule you can solve any question from this section.Every bank exam will have atleast one mixture and alligation problem.Even one mark is important in case of bank exams as the competition level is increasing year by year. To make sure that you don't miss any mark from mixture and alligation questions this practice question pdf will help. This mixture and alligation practice question will not only useful for bank exams, but also for other competitive exams like UPSC,SSC,MAT,CAT etc..For your easiness we sharing this practice question in PDF ebook format.You can read and download mixture and alligation questions and answers from the link provided below. If you are not familiar with mixture and alligation rule refer our Mixture and Alligation formulas and shortcuts.These questions have been picked from leading aptitude books and previous year bank exam question papers.This mixture and alligation fully solved question pdf contains questions from 'removal and replacement' sections also.We are sure that time saving shortcuts included in this practice questions will help you manage your time during your IBPS bank and other competitive exams.

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Thursday 9 July 2015

Mixture and Alligation for bank PO and clerk exams

Mixture and Alligation questions shortcuts for bank exams:Almost all IBPS PO and Clerk examinations contain mixture and alligation problems.This is the area from where you can easily score few marks by understanding some formulas and shortcuts.Here we are sharing some important mixture and alligation problem formulas and tricks.If two different commodities, one of which is cheaper than the other, are mixed to obtain a new mixture, Cost Price of unit value of this new mixture is called mean price.

Basic formula for mixture and alligation problem


If two different commodities, one of which is cheaper than the other, are mixed to obtain a new mixture, Cost Price of unit value of this new mixture is called mean price.This is the the first and foremost formula you should remember to solve mixture and alligation questions.

Example:A merchant blends two types of rice costing Rs.15 per kg and Rs.20 per kg .In what ratio should these two rice to be mixed so that resulting mixture may cost Rs.16.50 per kg.

Note:
When water is mixed in milk or any liquid in such away that resulting mixture gives a profit of x% when sold at C.P of milk/liquid. Then ratio of Quantity water:Quantity of milk=x:100
Eg: In what ratio should water be mixed in milk so that seller makes a profit of 10% when mixture is sold at cost price of milk? Water : milk =10:100=1:10.

Solving mixture and alligation problems (If more than two different commodities are mixed)

Example:If A cost 95 per kg,B cost 60 per kg,C cost 90 per kg and D cost 50 per kg. They are blended in such a way that the cost price of resulting mixture is 80.In what ratio four commodities are mixed?
To solve these kind of problems follow the steps below
Step1: Arrange them in ascending order
50
60
90
95
Step2: Make couples ,one is above mean price and other is below mean price

Step3:Now find difference between price and mean price and write it opposite to the price linked to it.


Step3: Required ratio Qt of A: Qt of B: Qt of C: Qt of D=15:10:20:30=3:2:4:6

Note:

In ‘n’ equal sized vessels two liquid P and Q are filled in the ratio p1:q1,p2:q2,p3:q3……….. pn:qn respectively
When they are mixed,


If vessels are of different quantities say x1,x2,x3….xn.


Removal and replacement problems

A vessel contains x litre of milk. y litre is drawn and replaced by water.Then again y litre of solution is replaced by water. If this process is repeated ‘n’ times,then


Example:9 litre are drawn from a cask full of milk and then filled with water.9 litre of mixture are drawn and cask is again filled with water.Quantity of milk now left in the cask is to that of water in at is as 16:9.What is the capacity of cask in litre?
Ans:let x be the capacity of cask which is=quantity of initial milk,



Mixture and alligation practice questions for bank tests

Qs1.In what ratio must a seller mix two varieties of pulses costing Rs. 12 and Rs. 20 per kg respectively so as to get a mixture worth Rs.15 ?
A. 5 : 7
B. 5 : 3
C. 7 : 3
D. 3 : 5

Qs2.How many kilogram of sugar costing Rs. 9 per kg must be mixed with 27 kg of sugar costing Rs. 7 per kg so that there may be a gain of 10% by selling the mixture at Rs. 9.24 per kg?
A. 63kg
B. 72 kg
C. 57 kg
D. 56kg

Qs3. A container contains 40 litres of milk. From this container 4 litres of milk was taken out and replaced by water. This process was repeated further two times. How much milk is now contained by the container?
A.26.90 litres
B.29.16 litres
C.27.55 litres
D.30.70litres

Qs4.A and B are two alloys of gold and copper prepared by mixing these metals in the ratio 7:2 and 7:11 respectively. If equal quantities of alloys are melted to form a third alloy C the ratio of gold and copper in the alloy C?
A.5:7
B.7:5
C.2:5
D.5:2

Qs.5.13. How much water must be added to 10 ltr of 80% solution acid to reduce it to a 50% solution ?
A.20 ltr
B.40 ltr
C.80 ltr
D.60 ltr
Answers:1.B,2.A,3.B,4.B,5,D


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