SSC CGL Tier II level Solution Set 28, Average 2
Learn how to solve 10 average questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 in 12 minutes using basic concepts and problem solving techniques. But take the test first.
Learn how to solve 10 average questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 in 12 minutes using basic concepts and problem solving techniques. But take the test first.
Average questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 Set 28 to solve in 12 minutes. Verify correctness from answers and learn to solve quickly from paired solutions.
Learn to solve 10 average problems for SSC CGL Tier 2 set 27 in 12 minutes using basic concepts and problem solving techniques. But take the test first.
Average problems for SSC CGL Tier 2 Set 27 to be solved in 12 minutes. Verify correctness from answers. Learn to solve quickly from paired solutions.
Learn to solve 10 time and work problems for SSC CGL Tier 2 Set 26 in 15 minutes using basic and advanced concepts of solving time and work problems.
10 Time and work questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 set 26 in 15 minutes. Verify correctness from the answers and learn to solve from solutions.
Learn how to factorize a quadratic equation by factor analysis step by step. Practice on 25 problem exercise. Check with solution.
In profit and loss problems when price or profit changes by certain percentages, without calculating the actual changed values and just by using the change and its effect, solution can be achieved very fast. We would solve two problems on profit and loss to highlight the power of this technique...
We have already treated an interesting type of profit and loss problem with equal sale prices and equal profit and loss figures in two transactions. This session we will be solving such a problem with equal sale prices but with unequal profit and loss percentages very fast and in two ways. We will use basic and rich profit and loss concepts, fraction concepts and mathematical reasoning to achieve the speed and elegance...
For most needs of finding square root, if we remember by heart squares and cubes of a few common integers, using quick factorization we can figure out the square roots or cube roots of numbers be it integer or decimal. But occasionally, in a few specific types of arithmetic problems, there is no other option than to actually evaluate the square root of a number following a method specifically tailored for the purpose...