EduSahara™ Worksheet

Question 1

1.

Find the ratio between 5 months and 9 years

(i)

5

:

106
(ii)

5

:

111
(iii)

4

:

108
(iv)

5

:

108

Question 2

2.

Find the ratio between 14 min and 41 hr

(i)

6

:

1230
(ii)

7

:

1230
(iii)

7

:

1228
(iv)

7

:

1233

Question 3

3.

Find the ratio between 9 m and 10 km

(i)

9

:

9997
(ii)

9

:

10000
(iii)

8

:

10000
(iv)

9

:

10003

Question 4

4.

Find the ratio between 10 gm and 4 kg

(i)

1

:

400
(ii)

1

:

403
(iii)

0

:

400
(iv)

1

:

398

Question 5

5.

Find the ratio between 10 l and 10 kl

(i)

1

:

997
(ii)

1

:

1003
(iii)

0

:

1000
(iv)

1

:

1000

Question 6

6.

Find the ratio between 20 hr and 19 days

(i)

5

:

112
(ii)

5

:

114
(iii)

5

:

117
(iv)

4

:

114

Question 7

7.

Find the ratio between 8 months and 6 years 4 months

(i)

1

:

19
(ii)

2

:

17
(iii)

2

:

19
(iv)

2

:

21

Question 8

8.

An office contains 130 managers, 390 team leaders, 65 developers and 260 testers. The ratio of managers and team leaders =

(i)

1

:

5
(ii)

1

:

3
(iii)

2

:

3
(iv)

1

:

1
(v)

0

:

3

Question 9

9.

An office contains 124 managers, 310 team leaders, 124 developers and 310 testers. The ratio of managers and developers =

(i)

0

:

1
(ii)

1

:

3
(iii)

1

:

-2
(iv)

1

:

1
(v)

2

:

1

Question 10

10.

An office contains 104 managers, 208 team leaders, 52 developers and 260 testers. The ratio of managers to the total employees =

(i)

0

:

6
(ii)

1

:

3
(iii)

1

:

9
(iv)

2

:

6
(v)

1

:

6

Question 11

11.

A box contains 396 fruits of 3 types. The mangoes, apples, and oranges are in the ratio 3 : 4 : 2. The number of mangoes in the box =

(i)

131
(ii)

133
(iii)

135
(iv)

130
(v)

132

Question 12

12.

A box contains 225 mangoes, 180 apples and 315 oranges. The ratio of mangoes and apples =

(i)

5

:

4
(ii)

4

:

4
(iii)

5

:

2
(iv)

5

:

7
(v)

6

:

4

Question 13

13.

A box contains 330 mangoes, 165 apples and 110 oranges. The ratio of mangoes to the total fruits =

(i)

6

:

13
(ii)

6

:

8
(iii)

7

:

11
(iv)

5

:

11
(v)

6

:

11

Question 14

14.

A box contains 684 stationary items of 2 types. The pens and pencils are in the ratio 7 : 5. The number of pens in the box =

(i)

400
(ii)

402
(iii)

397
(iv)

398
(v)

399

Question 15

15.

A box contains 160 stationary items of 2 types. The pens and pencils are in the ratio 3 : 2. The number of pencils in the box =

(i)

63
(ii)

62
(iii)

65
(iv)

67
(v)

64

Question 16

16.

A box contains 378 pens and 324 pencils. The ratio of all stationary items in the box =

(i)

7

:

6
(ii)

7

:

4
(iii)

8

:

6
(iv)

6

:

6
(v)

7

:

9

Question 17

17.

A box contains 469 pens and 402 pencils. The ratio of pens to the total stationary items =

(i)

7

:

13
(ii)

6

:

13
(iii)

8

:

13
(iv)

7

:

15
(v)

7

:

10

Question 18

18.

A box contains 160 pens and 128 pencils. The ratio of pencils to the total stationary items =

(i)

3

:

9
(ii)

4

:

9
(iii)

5

:

9
(iv)

4

:

11
(v)

4

:

6

Question 19

19.

The ages of A and B are in the ratio 10 : 9. 7 years hence, their ages will be in the ratio 11 : 10. Find their present ages.

(i)

70

:

63
(ii)

60

:

54
(iii)

50

:

45
(iv)

90

:

81

Question 20

20.

The ages of A and B are in the ratio 3 : 5. 9 years ago, their ages were in the ratio 5 : 9. Find their present ages.

(i)

54

:

90
(ii)

60

:

100
(iii)

48

:

80
(iv)

51

:

85

Question 21

21.

A bag contains ₹510 in the form of five-rupee, two-rupee and one-rupee coins in the ratio 13 : 16 : 5. Find the number of coins of each type

(i)

66 , 85 , 20
(ii)

63 , 85 , 25
(iii)

67 , 75 , 25
(iv)

64 , 80 , 30
(v)

65 , 80 , 25

Question 22

22.

If the cost of 30 apples is ₹780.00, the cost of 200 apples =

(i)

₹5350.00
(ii)

₹5370.00
(iii)

₹5200.00
(iv)

₹5120.00
(v)

₹5060.00

Question 23

23.

If the cost of 2 apples is ₹780.00, how many apples can be purchased for ₹54600.00?

(i)

143
(ii)

140
(iii)

141
(iv)

137
(v)

139

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