EduSahara™ Worksheet

Question 1

1.

The consequent in the ratio
9
14

:

11
3
=

(i)

9
14
(ii)

13
3
(iii)

1
2
(iv)

11
3
(v)

11

Question 2

2.

Find the number which bears the same ratio
to
4
6
that
1
2
does to
14
9

(i)

5
14
(ii)

3
16
(iii)

1
14
(iv)

1
4
(v)

3
14

Question 3

3.

A box contains 186 mangoes, 31 apples and 124 oranges. The ratio of apples to the total fruits =

(i)

0

:

11
(ii)

1

:

8
(iii)

1

:

11
(iv)

2

:

11
(v)

1

:

14

Question 4

4.

An office contains 875 employees of 4 types. There are 245 managers and 210 team leaders. The developers and testers are in the ratio 7 : 5. The number of testers in the office =

(i)

177
(ii)

176
(iii)

175
(iv)

174
(v)

172

Question 5

5.

A box contains 19 mangoes, 114 apples and 19 oranges. The ratio of oranges to the total fruits =

(i)

0

:

8
(ii)

2

:

8
(iii)

1

:

8
(iv)

1

:

5
(v)

1

:

11

Question 6

6.

If 12 chocolates cost ₹120, how many chocolates can be purchased with ₹310?

(i)

34
(ii)

30
(iii)

31
(iv)

32
(v)

28

Question 7

7.

A box contains 295 stationary items of 2 types. The pens and pencils are in the ratio 1 : 4. The number of pens in the box =

(i)

57
(ii)

60
(iii)

59
(iv)

61
(v)

58

Question 8

8.

The cost of 7 dozen bananas is ₹315. What is the cost of 15 dozens ?

(i)

₹657
(ii)

₹702
(iii)

₹670
(iv)

₹675
(v)

₹681

Question 9

9.

An office contains 110 managers, 275 team leaders, 165 developers and 220 testers. The ratio of managers and testers =

(i)

1

:

-1
(ii)

1

:

5
(iii)

0

:

2
(iv)

2

:

2
(v)

1

:

2

Question 10

10.

(i)

4
(ii)

2
(iii)

6
(iv)

1
(v)

3

Question 11

11.

(i)

3
(ii)

6
(iii)

2
(iv)

1
(v)

4

Question 12

12.

To stitch a shirt, 129 cm of cloth is needed. How much cloth is needed to stitch 6 shirts ?

(i)

774 cm
(ii)

747 cm
(iii)

779 cm
(iv)

792 cm
(v)

761 cm

Question 13

13.

A box contains 48 pens and 96 pencils. The ratio of pens to the total stationary items =

(i)

1

:

3
(ii)

1

:

0
(iii)

1

:

5
(iv)

2

:

3
(v)

0

:

3

Question 14

14.

An office contains 1152 employees of 4 types. There are 320 managers and 384 team leaders. The developers and testers are in the ratio 1 : 6. The number of developers in the office =

(i)

63
(ii)

64
(iii)

62
(iv)

67
(v)

65

Question 15

15.

The specification on a printer says that it prints 600 pages in 10 min. If 3300 pages have to be printed, how long will it take ?

(i)

50 min
(ii)

60 min
(iii)

55 min
(iv)

52 min
(v)

58 min

Question 16

16.

The ratio equivalent of the fraction
35
11
=

(i)

34

:

11
(ii)

35

:

13
(iii)

35

:

9
(iv)

35

:

11
(v)

11

:

35

Question 17

17.

Divide 1860 in the ratio 17 : 13

(i)

1054 , 809
(ii)

1055 , 806
(iii)

1054 , 806
(iv)

1053 , 806
(v)

1054 , 804

Question 18

18.

A box contains 135 mangoes, 180 apples and 225 oranges. The ratio of all fruits in the box =

(i)

3

:

7

:

5
(ii)

2

:

4

:

5
(iii)

3

:

4

:

5
(iv)

3

:

2

:

5
(v)

4

:

4

:

5

Question 19

19.

An office contains 82 managers, 41 team leaders, 164 developers and 123 testers. The ratio of testers to the total employees =

(i)

4

:

10
(ii)

2

:

10
(iii)

3

:

8
(iv)

3

:

10
(v)

3

:

13

Question 20

20.

Find the ratio between 8 months and 5 years 3 months

(i)

8

:

63
(ii)

7

:

63
(iii)

8

:

61
(iv)

8

:

66

Question 21

21.

If Kiran can read 340 pages in 20 hr, how many pages can he read in 13 hr?

(i)

221
(ii)

219
(iii)

224
(iv)

220
(v)

222

Question 22

22.

A train from Calcutta travelling at a speed of 34kmph reaches Chennai in 10hr. If the train travels at the speed of 17kmph it reaches Chennai in 20hr. The ratio of speeds =

(i)

2

:

4
(ii)

2

:

-1
(iii)

1

:

1
(iv)

2

:

1
(v)

3

:

1

Question 23

23.

A box contains 80 pens and 32 pencils. The ratio of pencils to the total stationary items =

(i)

3

:

7
(ii)

2

:

5
(iii)

2

:

10
(iv)

1

:

7
(v)

2

:

7

Question 24

24.

Find the ratio between 17 hr and 19 days

(i)

17

:

454
(ii)

17

:

456
(iii)

17

:

459
(iv)

16

:

456

Question 25

25.

A box contains 128 mangoes, 160 apples and 32 oranges. The ratio of mangoes to the total fruits =

(i)

3

:

5
(ii)

2

:

5
(iii)

2

:

2
(iv)

1

:

5
(v)

2

:

8

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