Question 1
Two liquids mixed in ratio 2:1 make 45 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 30L, smaller = 15L. Age difference = 30 - 15 = 15
Age + Other Topics - Intermediate Level: tricky scenarios handling Age + Other Topics INTERMEDIATE
This expert challenge 📈 worksheet focuses on Age + Other Topics - a key topic in Age Problems. You'll solve 20 intermediate-level problems (Worksheet 5 of 10). The primary focus is on tricky scenarios handling. Master how to solve age + other topics, age + other topics tricks, and age + other topics shortcut methods through systematic practice.
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Question 2
Simple interest on ₹1749 at 10% for 5 years is ₹874. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 1749//100 = 17, B = 874//10 = 87. Sum = 104
Question 3
A car travels 104 km at 52 km/h. The driver's age is 3 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 104/52 = 2 hours. Driver's age = 2 × 3 = 6
Question 4
A car travels 174 km at 58 km/h. The driver's age is 3 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 174/58 = 3 hours. Driver's age = 3 × 3 = 9
Question 5
Simple interest on ₹4394 at 10% for 2 years is ₹878. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 4394//100 = 43, B = 878//10 = 87. Sum = 130
Question 6
A car travels 208 km at 52 km/h. The driver's age is 2 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 208/52 = 4 hours. Driver's age = 4 × 2 = 8
Question 7
Simple interest on ₹3622 at 10% for 3 years is ₹1086. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 3622//100 = 36, B = 1086//10 = 108. Sum = 144
Question 8
A is 7 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹151) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 21%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 151, B = selling price = 182. Age difference matches: 151 - 182 = -31
Question 9
A is 13 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹197) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 43%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 197, B = selling price = 281. Age difference matches: 197 - 281 = -84
Question 10
A is 8 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹190) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 48%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 190, B = selling price = 281. Age difference matches: 190 - 281 = -91
Question 11
Two liquids mixed in ratio 2:1 make 34 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 22L, smaller = 12L. Age difference = 22 - 12 = 10
Question 12
A is 12 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹132) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 47%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 132, B = selling price = 194. Age difference matches: 132 - 194 = -62
Question 13
Two liquids mixed in ratio 4:1 make 44 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 35L, smaller = 9L. Age difference = 35 - 9 = 26
Question 14
Simple interest on ₹3336 at 8% for 4 years is ₹1067. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 3336//100 = 33, B = 1067//10 = 106. Sum = 139
Question 15
A car travels 174 km at 58 km/h. The driver's age is 3 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 174/58 = 3 hours. Driver's age = 3 × 3 = 9
Question 16
Two liquids mixed in ratio 2:1 make 45 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 30L, smaller = 15L. Age difference = 30 - 15 = 15
Question 17
A car travels 200 km at 40 km/h. The driver's age is 4 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 200/40 = 5 hours. Driver's age = 5 × 4 = 20
Question 18
A car travels 150 km at 50 km/h. The driver's age is 4 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 150/50 = 3 hours. Driver's age = 3 × 4 = 12
Question 19
A is 9 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹114) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 45%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 114, B = selling price = 165. Age difference matches: 114 - 165 = -51
Question 20
Two liquids mixed in ratio 2:1 make 34 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 22L, smaller = 12L. Age difference = 22 - 12 = 10
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