Sunday, 21 October 2012

Formula For Mean

In previous post i wrote all about  Arithmetic Progression, Geometric Progression & Harmonic Progression

Different Mean  are 

Arithmetic Mean(AM)
Geometric Mean (GM) &
Harmonic Mean(HM)


Formulas For All Are->

For Two Number a and b .......................

Arithmetic Mean(AM)

AM=(a+b)/2 

 Geometric Mean (GM) 
GM=√ab


Harmonic Mean(HM) 
HM=2ab/(a+b)

Thursday, 18 October 2012

Arithmetic Progression-Concept And Formula-Quant

Readers ,our today topic isProgression(series)


First of all 
Progression is nothing but series, in which numbers are arranged in some pattern.


Progression  has 3 types
1)Arithmetic Progression
2)Geometric Progression
3)Harmonic Progression


 

We start with  Arithmetic Progression

Define :  
If Difference of any two consecutive number in the series  is called Arithmetic Progression
Series is a,a+d,a+2d,......a+(n-1)d


         a=first term in the series
         d=difference of consecutive number

Ex.2,5,8,11.....

Formulas:

->If we want to find nth term in this progression , formula is tn=a+(n-1)d
here
      tn=nth term in the series
      a=first term in the series
      d=difference of consecutive number

->If we want to find the Summation of all number of series, then formula is 
      Sn=n/2[2a+(n-1)d]
       
      where,
      Sn=Summation Of all number in the series
      a=first term in the series
      d=difference of consecutive number 
      n=total member in the series

->If we know the first term and last term in this series then Summation Formula is easy
that is  Sn=n(a+l)/2
          
          where,

         Sn=Summation Of all number in the series 
       a=first term in the series
        l=last number in the series
        n=total member in the series
      


Geometric Progression

Define :
If ratio of any two consecutive number in the series  is called Arithmetic Progression
Series is a, a*r, a(r^2), a(r^3),a(r^4),a(r^5).....,a(r^n)

            a=first term in the series
            r=ratio of two consecutive number


Formulas:
->If we want to find nth term in this progression , formula is tn=a*(r^ n-1)
here
      tn=nth term in the series

      a=first term in the series
      r=ratio of two consecutive number

->If we want to find the Summation of all number of series, then formula is 
      Sn=a(1- r^n)/(1-r)    if r<1
       Sn=a(r^n -1 )/(r-1)    if r>1
   
      where,
       Sn=Summation Of all number in the series

       a=first term in the series
        r=ratio of two consecutive number 

        n=total member(number) in the series

->In this series if infinite number is available
   then Summation is
          
       Sn=a/(1-r) where -1<r<1

       

Harmonic Progression

Define :
If numbers' reciprocal is in the Arithmetic Progression, then series of number is called Harmonic Progression

Series is 1/a , 1/(a+d) , 1/(a+2d) , 1/(a+3d),........

Formulas:
->To find the nth term of this series
you should find nth term of corresponding arithmetic progression and then reciprocal of that. 

if series is 1/2 , 1/4 , 1/6 .... then 

to find n th term first we find nth term of 2,4,6....
then reciprocal of it is nth term of Harmonic Progression.

I hope this post will help to understand the topic of Progression
Our next topic will be on Median 
thank U.


 

Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Profit & Loss-Concept Quant

Profit & Loss




To understand above two terms first we should understand three important terms
   that are
                  cost price
                       market price and
                       sales price
                 
Cost price:-total cost to make the product[total cost incurred by the person in acquiring product]

Market Price:-market price is nothing but price which is labelled on the product or quoted

Sales Price:-Sales Price is nothing but,price of actual transaction

here one important term take place that is discount

Discount:- Some rupees are reduced by Sellers is discounts to customer.

Relations
1)Discount=Selling Price-Market Price
2)Discount is always calculated on the basis of market price(Remember)


Now ,About Profit & Loss

Profit:- If Selling price is higher than cost price, difference of them is called Profit
Loss:- If Selling price is lower than cost price, different of them called as Loss.


Formulas:-

1)Profit=Sales Price-Cost Price
2)Loss=Cost Price-Selling Price
3)Discount=Market Price-Selling Price
4) Profit(in %)=
[(Selling Price-Cost Price)/CostPrice]*100
5)Loss(in %)=
 [(Cost Price-Selling Price)/Cost Price]*100


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Saturday, 13 October 2012

Boats And Streams Concept & Formula

Boats And Streams Concept=>

We can assume 2 objects in the stream
that is 
1)stationary object(which is run at stream's speed)
2)Moving object(which is run at stream's speed+its own speed)

In 2nd case Either object move in the direction of object or opposite direction of stream

A)In the Direction Of Stream(Called Downstream)
B)In the Opposite direction Of Stream( Called Upstream)

If x is the speed of a bot(in still water)
and y is the speed of the stream

Formula for
downstream a=x+y and
upstream     b=x-y

From Above two formula 
        x=(a+b)/2
        y=(a-b)/2


In Short,
Speed Of the boat in still water=x=(downstream speed+upstream speed)/2
And
Speed Of the Stream=y=(downstream speed-upstream speed)/2

I think It may be helpful to U....Thanks









Quant-Cost

A tank is 25 m long, 12 m wide and 6 m deep. The cost of plastering its walls and bottom at 75 paise per sq. m, is:
a) Rs. 456
b) Rs. 458
c) Rs. 558
d) Rs. 568
 
sol>
Here l=25m,b=12m and h=6m
so for 
2walls area is 2*[length*height]=2*[25*6]=300Sq.m
another 2 walls area is =2*[width*height]=2*[12*6]=144Sq.m
for 1 wall which is base , area is=25*12 =300Sq.m
 
sum of their area is =300+300+144=744
Now for plastering of 1 side cost is 75paisa= .75 rs
then for our area cost=.75*744 =558
 
is the ans.
 
 

Quant-Calculate Squares

Calculate Squares

sol>4+1+4+1+1
=11 is the ans

Quant Permutation and Combinatiopn

There are 10 Points on a one straight line and 11 points on another straight lines... How many different types of triangles can be formed using these points as a vertices ??
 
sol>Here 2 Cases possible
1)take 1 point from the line which contain 10 points, and now we have to select 2 points from the other line so
2) take 1 point from the line which contain 11 points and now we have to select 2 points from the other line so

Case 1:

11C2 = 55

now 10 such possibilities so 55 X 10 = 550


case 2:
10C2 = 45

now 11 such possibilities so 45 X 11 = 495

hence total = 550 + 495 = 1045
is the ans 

Quant-Triangle Calculation

Calculate Triangles:

Sol->
Ans is 27

you can do manually or by formula


n(n+2)(2n+1)/8 if n=even

n(n+2)(2n+1)-1/8 if n=odd

small traingles at the base of big traiangle..
so
n=4



=[4(4+2)(2(4)+1)]/8
=216/8
=27


is the ans.

Wednesday, 3 October 2012

Quant

unit digit of 723^723  *  824^824   *  529 ^529 ?????????????
 
sol>
723^723=723^720 * 723^3 term will gve last digit .........7 ......... (1*7)
824^824=824^820 * 824^4 term will gve last digit........6.............(4*4)
529 ^529=529 ^520 * 529
^9 term will gve last digit.......9...............(1*9)

then
7*6*9=unit digit 8