Percentage (Railway Maths) (Part – III)Total Questions: 5031. x% of y is y% of: [RRB NTPC 20/01/2021 (Evening) ](a) x(b) y/10(c) x/10(d) 100xCorrect Answer: (a) xSolution:xy/100 = y/100 × ? ⇒ ? = x32. The ratio of the number of boys to that of the girls in a school is 3 : 2. If 20% of the boys and 25% of the girls are scholarship holders, find the percentage of those who are NOT scholarship holders. [RRB NTPC 21/01/2021 (Evening)](a) 68%(b) 78%(c) 87%(d) 86%Correct Answer: (b) 78%Solution:33. Farman has to secure 60% marks to pass. He got 60 marks and fail by 60 marks. What are the maximum marks? [RRB NTPC 22/01/2021 (Morning)](a) 180(b) 120(c) 100(d) 200Correct Answer: (d) 200Solution:34. The population of a town increases by 5% annually and its present population is 640000. What will its population be in 2 years time? [RRB NTPC 22/01/2021 (Morning)](a) 745880(b) 705600(c) 744880(d) 704600Correct Answer: (b) 705600Solution:35. If 20% of 160 + 10% of 50 = x − 1, then what will be the value of x? [RRB NTPC 22/01/2021 (Evening)](a) 19(b) −38(c) 38(d) 36Correct Answer: (c) 38Solution:36. 50% of a number added to 20% of 40 gives a sum of 20. What is the number? [RRB NTPC 22/01/2021 (Evening)](a) 20(b) 24(c) 40(d) 32Correct Answer: (b) 24Solution:Let number = X X × 1/2 + 40/5 = 20 ⇒ X = 2437. Fill in the blank ___% of 50 = 40. [RRB NTPC 23/01/2021 (Morning)](a) 60(b) 80(c) 70(d) 90Correct Answer: (b) 80Solution:x% of 50 = 40 ⇒ x/100 × 50 = 40 ⇒ x = 8038. If Sachin secures 70% marks in mathematics and 60% in science. What percentage of marks did Sachin get in both subjects together, assuming both subjects have equal maximum marks? [RRB NTPC 23/01/2021 (Morning)](a) 60%(b) 65%(c) 55%(d) 70%Correct Answer: (b) 65%Solution:Percentage of both subjects = 60 + 70/2 = 65 %39. 250 candidates appeared for an examination. Out of which 225 passed. The percentage of the candidates who passed is. [RRB NTPC 23/01/2021 (Evening)](a) 90%(b) 96%(c) 93%(d) 84%Correct Answer: (a) 90%Solution:percentage of passed candidates = 225/250 × 100 = 90 %40. In maths, a student got 16% more marks in the second term than that in the first term. If he got 87 marks in the second term. What were his marks in the first term? [RRB NTPC 25/01/2021 (Morning)](a) 78(b) 60(c) 75(d) 80Correct Answer: (c) 75Solution:Submit Quiz« Previous12345Next »