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Age + Other Topics Advanced Worksheet: Focus on exam-oriented approach Age + Other Topics ADVANCED

Level up your Age + Other Topics skills! You're at Worksheet 8 of 10 (77% through this series). This exam hall simulation worksheet features 20 advanced-level problems with a focus on exam-oriented approach. Topics covered: age + other topics bank exam questions, age + other topics ssc cgl, age + other topics reasoning tricks.

📝 Worksheet 8 of 10 • 20 questions • ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes • 🎯 Advanced level

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Question 1

A is 10 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹105) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 46%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 105, B = selling price = 153. Age difference matches: 105 - 153 = -48

Question 2

A car travels 180 km at 60 km/h. The driver's age is 4 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 180/60 = 3 hours. Driver's age = 3 × 4 = 12

Question 3

A is 12 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹165) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 37%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 165, B = selling price = 226. Age difference matches: 165 - 226 = -61

Question 4

A is 8 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹177) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 43%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 177, B = selling price = 253. Age difference matches: 177 - 253 = -76

Question 5

A is 10 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹137) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 24%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 137, B = selling price = 169. Age difference matches: 137 - 169 = -32

Question 6

Simple interest on ₹3049 at 5% for 5 years is ₹762. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 3049//100 = 30, B = 762//10 = 76. Sum = 106

Question 7

Simple interest on ₹2810 at 5% for 4 years is ₹562. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 2810//100 = 28, B = 562//10 = 56. Sum = 84

Question 8

Simple interest on ₹2808 at 8% for 3 years is ₹673. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 2808//100 = 28, B = 673//10 = 67. Sum = 95

Question 9

A is 10 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹122) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 25%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 122, B = selling price = 152. Age difference matches: 122 - 152 = -30

Question 10

A is 10 years older than B. A's age equals the cost price (₹199) and B's age equals the selling price when profit is 47%. Find A's age.
Given: A = cost price = 199, B = selling price = 292. Age difference matches: 199 - 292 = -93

Question 11

Two liquids mixed in ratio 4:1 make 40 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 32L, smaller = 8L. Age difference = 32 - 8 = 24

Question 12

Two liquids mixed in ratio 4:1 make 46 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 36L, smaller = 10L. Age difference = 36 - 10 = 26

Question 13

Two liquids mixed in ratio 3:1 make 40 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 30L, smaller = 10L. Age difference = 30 - 10 = 20

Question 14

Simple interest on ₹1608 at 6% for 5 years is ₹482. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 1608//100 = 16, B = 482//10 = 48. Sum = 64

Question 15

Two liquids mixed in ratio 3:1 make 36 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 27L, smaller = 9L. Age difference = 27 - 9 = 18

Question 16

Two liquids mixed in ratio 3:1 make 31 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 23L, smaller = 8L. Age difference = 23 - 8 = 15

Question 17

A car travels 110 km at 55 km/h. The driver's age is 2 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 110/55 = 2 hours. Driver's age = 2 × 2 = 4

Question 18

A car travels 295 km at 59 km/h. The driver's age is 4 times the travel time in hours. How old is the driver?
Time = Distance/Speed = 295/59 = 5 hours. Driver's age = 5 × 4 = 20

Question 19

Two liquids mixed in ratio 4:1 make 33 liters. The elder person's age equals the larger quantity, the younger's equals the smaller. Age difference?
Larger quantity = 26L, smaller = 7L. Age difference = 26 - 7 = 19

Question 20

Simple interest on ₹3712 at 7% for 3 years is ₹779. A's age is principal/100, B's age is interest/10. Find A+B's age.
A = 3712//100 = 37, B = 779//10 = 77. Sum = 114
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