Download Quantitative Aptitude Ratio and Proportion

Survey
yes no Was this document useful for you?
   Thank you for your participation!

* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project

Document related concepts

Addition wikipedia , lookup

Volume and displacement indicators for an architectural structure wikipedia , lookup

Mathematics and art wikipedia , lookup

Mathematics and architecture wikipedia , lookup

List of works designed with the golden ratio wikipedia , lookup

Ratio wikipedia , lookup

Transcript
en
tto
pp
er
.c
om
Quantitative Aptitude Ratio and Proportion Study
Material
ru
itm
Introduction
1. Ratio: The ratio of two quantities of the same kind and in the same units is a
comparison by division of the measure of two quantities.
ec
In other words, ratio of two quantities of the same kind is the relation between their
measures and determines how many times the one quantity is greater than or less than
the other quantity.
w
w
w
.R
Ratio : (a) Ratio A ratio is a comparison of two numbers (quantities) by division. The
ratio of a to b is written as,
a:b==a+b
In the ratio a : b. a and b are called the terms of the ratio; V is the antecedent ‘b‘ is the
consequent. A ratio is a number, so to find out the ratio of two quantities, they must be
expressed in the same units
(b) Proportion A proportion is an expression which states that two ratios are equal.
c.g. 3/12 = 1/4 is a proportion. It can also be expressed as 3 : 12 = 1 : 4 or 3 : 12 :: I: 4.
Each quantity in proportion is called term or proportional. The first and the last terms
arc called the extremes, whereas the second and the third terms are called the middle
terms. When four quantities are in proportion, the last quantity is said to be fourth
propartional to the other three and also we find, product of middle terms = product of
extremes y
Telangana History in Telugu SSC CGL Previous Papers TSPSC Group II Study Material
2nd term x 3rd term = 1st term x 4th term
e.g. In 4:8= 12 : 24,
Properties of Ratio
.c
om
(a) In a ratio, two quantities arc compared. So, the quantities must be of the same kind,
i.e. they must be expressed in the same units.
(b) The ratio of two quantities determines how many times one quantity is contained by
the other.
(c) The order of the terms in a ratio a : b is very important. Since 4 : 5 is different from 5
: 4.
Let ‘A' be the given number. The given ratio is a1: a2
Here A is to be divided in the ratio a1 : a2.
pp
er
Dividing a Given Number in The Given Ratio
en
tto
It implies that A is divided in two parts such that value of first part: value of second part
= a1 : a2.
Therefore,
ru
itm
first part = (a1/a1+a2)x A = first term of ratio x (Sum of parts/ Sum of terms of ratio)
Second part = (a1/a1+a2)x A = Second term of ratio x (Sum of parts/ Sum of terms of
ratio)
Since, A has been divided into two parts, so, first part + second part = A.
w
.R
ec
Example: Two numbers are in the ratio 8:9. If the sum of the numbers is 119, find the
numbers.
Solution: Since the sum of two numbers is 119, so, the problem implies that 119 is
divided in two parts in the ratio 8:9.
Therefore
first number = (8/8+9) x119 = 56
second number = (9/8+9)x 119 = 63
w
w
Note: These relations are also true for dividing a given number into more than two
ratios (i.e. more than two parts) When any number A is divided in more than one ratio
such as a : b : c : d :_
value of any part = (its related ratio term/a+b+c+........) x A
third part = (c/a+b+c+...) x A
Example: Dividing Rs 3,200 among P, Q. R in the ratio 5:2:9, find the amount received
by Q.
Solution: Amount received by Q = its related ratio term/sum of ratio terms x Total
amount
Telangana History in Telugu SSC CGL Previous Papers TSPSC Group II Study Material
= (2/5 + 2 + 9)x 3200
= Rs 400
Kinds of Ratios
pp
er
.c
om
(i) Ratio of greater inequality : A ratio a: b is called a ratio of greater inequality if
antecedent ‘a’ > consequent 'b'
Ex. :7:4 , 9:5 ,3:2
(ii) Ratio of less inequality : A ratio a : b is said to be a ratio of less inequality if a < b.
Ex. 4:7 ,5 :9 2: 3.
(iii) Ratio of equality: A ratio a: b is said to be a ratio of
equality if a = b.
Ex. 2:2, 4:4, 5:5
en
tto
Compounded Ratio: If two or more ratios are multiplied term wise, i.e, the
antecedents to that of the consequents, the ratio thus obtained is called their
compounded ratio.
(i) The compounded ratio of a : b and c : d is ac : bd.
(ii) The compounded ratio of a : b, c : d, and e : f is ace: bdf.
Duplicate Ratio : It is the compounded ratio of two equal ratios.
Thus, the duplicate ratio of a : b is aa : bb
ru
itm
Ex.4/9 is called the duplicate ratio of 2/3 .
Triplicate Ratio : It is the compounded ratio of three equal ratios.
Thus, the triplicate ratio of a : b is aaa : bbb,
Ex. 8/27 is called triplicate ratio of 2/3 .
.R
ec
Sub-duplicate Ratio: A ratio x : y is the sub-duplicate ratio of a ratio a: b if the
duplicate ratio of x : y is a : b.
i.e
Telangana History in Telugu
Quantitative Aptitude
Reasoning Study Material PDF
w



w
w
Ex. 4/5 is the sub-duplicate ratio of 16/25



SSC CGL Previous Papers
TSPSC Group II Study Material
Study Material
Telangana History in Telugu SSC CGL Previous Papers TSPSC Group II Study Material