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Let the present age of the man be M and the present age of the son be S.
Then,
M = 4S     --- (i)
After 20 years,
(M + 20) = 2(S + 20)   --- (ii)
⇒ M + 20 = 2S + 40 
On substituting the value of M according to equation (i), we get:
⇒ 4S + 20 = 2S + 40
⇒ 4S - 2S = 40 - 20
⇒ 2S = 20
⇒ S = 10 years
If we substitute the value of S in equation (i), we get:
M = 40 years

Hence, the present age of the man and his son is 40 years and 10 years respectively.

Given:

Let boys = B and girl = G

Therefore, Emma has = G + B children

Ana is a girl and has the same number of brothers as sisters.

Therefore, excluding Ana,

G - 1 = B ........(1)

Andrew is a boy and has twice as many sisters as brothers.

Therefore, excluding Andrew,

2(B -1) = G

2B - 2 = G  .........(2)

By equation (1) and (2)

B = 3 and G = 4

Hence, the number of children Emma have is 7.

Checking with the options we get,

In option (3)

Sum of the digits of 36 = 3 + 6 = 9

Twice the sum of 36's digits = 2 (3 + 6) = 2 × 9

= 18

Product of the digit 36 = 3 × 6

= 18

Here product (18) is twice of sum (9).

So, 36 is the number whose digits product is twice the sum of its digits.

Hence, ‘36’ is the correct answer.

Given:

Cost price = X

Selling price = 720

Profit = 20%

Solution:

Cost price = X = 100%

Selling price = 120% = 720

then:

1% = 6

100% = X = 600

The value of X is 600.

Hence, the correct answer is "600".

Let the number be a.

According to question:

25² - a = 124a

⇒ 625 - a = 124a

⇒ 625 = 124a + a

⇒ 625 = 125a

⇒ 625/125 = a

⇒ 5 = a

Hence, '5' is the correct answer.

Let my current age = x years and my cousin’s age = y years.

Three-fifths of my current age is the same as five-sixths of that of one of my cousins’,

⇒ 3x/5 = 5y/6

⇒ 18x = 25y

My age ten years ago will be his age four years hence,

⇒ x – 10 = y + 4

⇒ y = x – 14,

⇒ 18x = 25(x – 14)

⇒ 18x = 25x – 350

⇒ 7x = 350

∴ x = 50 years

Let,

Price of one pen = x

Price of one notebook = y

Given:

1) Mohit bought 3 pens and 6 notebooks by paying an amount of Rs. 180

=> 3x + 6y = 180

=> 3x = 180 – 6y

=> x = (180 – 6y) ÷ 3

=> x = 60 – 2y --------------- (i)

2) Sudesh bought 5 pens and 2 notebooks by paying an amount of Rs. 116

=> 5x + 2y = 116

Putting the value of x from eq (i)

=> 5(60 – 2y) + 2y = 116

=> 300 – 10y + 2y = 116

=> 300 – 116 = 10y – 2y

=> 8y = 184

=> y = 23

Mohit spend on buying 6 notebooks

=> 6y = 6 × 23 = 138

Hence, Mohit spend “Rs. 138” on buying notebooks.

Let the age of father be F and that of son be S.

F + S = 50 (Given)

S = 50 – F     _____ (i)

Six years back father's age was 6 more than thrice his son's age.

According to problem:

(F – 6) = 3(S – 6) + 6     _____ (ii)

Substituting the value of equation (i) in (ii), we get:

F – 6 = 3(50 – F – 6) + 6

⇒ F – 6 = 3(44 – F) + 6

⇒ F – 6 = 132 – 3F + 6

⇒ F + 3F = 132 + 6 + 6

⇒ 4F = 144

⇒ F = 144/4

⇒ F = 36

So, father's age 6 years hence = (36 + 6) = 42

Hence, ‘42’ is the correct answer.

The logic followed here is:

1) 15 → 12 + 3 = 15 kg

2) 20 → 12 + 8 = 20 kg

3) 23 → 12 + 8 + 3 = 23 kg

4) 21 → It CANNOT be the total weight, in kg, of any combination of these boxes.

Hence, ‘21’ is the correct answer.

Let the number of bulls be ‘a’ and the number of hens be ‘b’.

So, the total numbers of heads are (a + b) and total numbers of legs are (4a + 2b).

According to question:

(4a + 2b) = 2(a + b) + 48

4a + 2b = 2a + 2b + 48

4a + 2b – 2a – 2b = 48

2a = 48

a = 24

So, the number of bulls is 24.

Hence, ‘24’ is the correct answer.

Given:

A side of a square-shaped park is 12 m.

• If a square-shaped garden with a side of 24 m is developed around the park, then the garden with the park will look like the picture below:

Formula:

Area of square = Side × Side

Calculation:

=> Total area of the park including the garden = Area of the outer square = 24 × 24

=> Area of square = 576 m2

Hence, the total area of the park including the garden is 576 m².

Let the present age of Anamika be A, Malini be M and that of Srinidhi be S.

The, according to the question:

1) Seven years from now, Anamika will be as old as Malini was 4 years ago. 

A + 7 = M - 4

⇒ M = A + 11

S = 2 years

And, 

2) Srinidhi was born 2 years ago. The average age of Anamika, Malini and Srinidhi 10 years from now will be 33 years.

A + M + S = 99 - 30

A + M + S = 69 

Now, by substituting the above values,

A + (A + 11) + 2 = 69 

2A + 13 = 69

A = 56 ÷ 2

A = 28 years

Hence, the present age of Anamika is 28 years is the correct answer.

Let total players = A

Players in Hotel X = 100/3% of A = A/3

Players in Hotel Y = A - A/3 = 2A/3

According to question:

A/3 + 20 = 50/100 × A

⇒ A/3 + 20 = A/2

⇒ A/2 - A/3 = 20

⇒ A/6 = 20

⇒ A = 20 × 6

⇒ A = 120

Now, Players in Hostel X = 120/3 = 40 

Players in Hostel Y = 120 - 40 = 80

Now, if 20 players from hotel X are shifted to hotel Y, then the number of players in hotel X becomes,

= 40 - 20 = 20

And the number of players in hotel X becomes what percent of the total number of players:

20/120 × 100

= 16.67%

Hence, ‘16.67%’ is the correct answer.

Let, the age of P and Q be measured in terms of ‘a’.

Six years ago the ratio of ages of P and Q was 6 : 5.

So, six years ago, P was 6a years old and Q was 5a years old.

Therefore, present age of P is (6a + 6) and present age of Q is (5a + 6).

Four years hence, it will be 11 : 10.

According to question:

[(6a + 6) + 4]/[(5a + 6) + 4] = 11/10

On solving, we get the value of a is 2.

So, the present age of P = (6a + 6) = (6 × 2 + 6) = 18 years.

Hence, ‘18’ is the correct answer.

Given fruit shop consists of two types of fruits i.e., Oranges and Mangoes

The number of oranges is three times the number of mangoes :

⇒ oranges = 3 × mangoes

⇒ oranges/mangoes = 3/1

Total ration of oranges and mangoes = 3 + 1 = 4

Total number of fruits = oranges + mangoes

Total number of fruits = 3 × mangoes + mangoes

Total number of fruits = 4 × mangoes

1) Consider total number of fruits = 44

⇒ 44 = 4 × mangoes

⇒ mangoes = 11

⇒ oranges = 3 × mangoes = 3 × 11 = 33

2) Consider total number of fruits = 42

⇒ 42 = 4 × mangoes

42 is not divisible by 4 so, 42 cannot the total number of fruits in the shop.

3) Consider total number of fruits = 48

⇒ 48 = 4 × mangoes

⇒ mangoes = 12

⇒ oranges = 3 × mangoes = 3 × 12 = 36

4) Consider total number of fruits = 40

⇒ 40 = 4 × mangoes

⇒ mangoes = 10

⇒ oranges = 3 × mangoes = 3 × 10 = 30

∴ Here, 'Total number of fruits in shop cannot be 42'.

Hence, the correct answer is "42".