SSC CGL Math’s Tricks
2017
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SSC CGL 2017
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Recently the Staff selection commission is released various government jobs in different departments. So, applied you have must prepare mathematics subjects for qualifying SSC CGL 2017 examination. Candidates read all instructions before SSC CGL 2017 exam and check eligibility criteria like age limit, selection process, salary structure, pay scale etc. candidates if you want to government jobs so, visit SSC official website and applying various government jobs in different zones, different departments.
SSC CGL 2017
SSC CGL Maths Trick 2017 with formulas, for more details about SSC CGL 2017 like SSC CGL Syllabus 2017, SSC CGL GK Questions 2017, SSC CGL Indian History Questions 2017, SSC CGL GK Short Tricks 2017, SSC CGL Exam Calendar 2017-18, SSC CGL Privious Paper 2017, SSC CGL Tier 2 Statistic Paper 2017 etc, check our website regularly or bookmark our webpage by press ctrl+d
SSC CGL Math’s Tricks with Solution 2017
. If the value of something is increased by x % and again
increased by y % then resulting effect in percent
Total change = {x+ y+ x*y/100} Example : The Salary of a worker is first increased by 10% and thereafter increased by 5%. What is the overall change in percent? Solution: overall change = + 10 + 5 + (+10)(+5)/100 = +15.5 % (increased) use (+) sign for increment and (-) sign for decrement. |
2.If the value of something is increased by x % then decreased by y %
then resulting effect in percent
Total change = {+x- y+ (x*(-y)/100)} Example : The Salary of a worker is first increased by 10% and thereafter decreased by 5%. What is the overall change in percent? Solution: overall change = + 10 – 5 +(10)(-5)/100 = +4.5 % (increased) use (+) sign for increment and (-) sign for decrement. |
3. If the value of something is decreased by x % and again decreased
by y % then resulting effect in percent
Total change = {-x – y + (-x)*(-y)/100} Example : The Salary of a worker is first decreased by 10% and thereafter decreased by 5%. What is the overall change in percent? Solution: overall change = – 10 – 5+ (-10)(-5)/100 = -14.5 % (decreased) use (+) sign for increment and (-) sign for decrement. |
Now, this is just the formula but its application is endless in the
question of percentage, for the questions like-
1. If both the lengths (%) and breadth (%) of a rectangle are changed find the change in area (%)? 2. If the speed and time of a vehicle are changed, find the change in distance? Similarly in all those questions where two quantities are multiplied to produce third one rate * time = cost efficiency * time = work average * no. of elements = total value rate * quantity = price (expenditure) |
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