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Arthamatic Short Cuts PDF
Arthamatic Short Cuts PDF
Dividing by 11]
Difference = Dividing by 9
4
[IEA BH coxa3
-. Fequted number “11x+3
=11G)+3=36. 3M
ie
Sol
1
Model
Model3 :
Modil4:
jodel 1 (Missing’Term)
1,9,25, 49, 81, 2, 169,
Layer
Gya9
Gers
ys49
OFesI
(Qn! 12
(137169, R
‘Somising term (?)= 121
1,8,27, 64, 2,216. ,
Ler
Qy=8
G)=27
4) 64
G=125 :
@=216
So missing term (2)= 125
etle progression (A.P)
of the form, a+d, at 2d, at3d
A.P. with first term=a and common difference = d_
16,8, Onn iAP. with 10 term
2,d=4-2=2,
1Oterm™at(n— 1d
24+ (10-1)2=24(9)2=29
6,12, 18,24 sow iAP, With 84 term?
896.4" 12-6=6, n=
8%term =a4(n~ Id
= 648-196
=64()6~ 48
‘The progression
is known as an
Geometric progression (GR)
of thetor ae
1a, a a, ap
With first term=a and ¢
UGP.wehaven™ te,
15,25, 125,
=The progressi
Teens Proeression
is known,
ommon ratigm ys SP
m= pt
isa GP tind,
25
3
Sterm,
hoael rs
S®term = ar
Neh
SxS = 035
Double Pattern Serieg
5,6,9,15, 2,40, °
=5h
Sol,
lS ries.
1. 3,20, 63, 144,275?
44, 275, 2
Sol. 3, 20, 63, Idd
RDA Sa 7
te oa.
OS sy
26 SBN GO
12 2 12
in series UL is +12
Clearly the pattern in series U1
Somissing term= 12+50-+131 +275 =468
Model 6: - ae
Finding the wrong term in the Given series,
A. Find the wrong number in the series,
3,8, 15, 24, 34, 48,63,
35
Sh 3, 8 15; 24, 48, 63
Mmwryw Ft, NH.
So ay gl ae
+ Mis wrong number in the series,
Directions: Ineach ofthe following questions,
Series is given with o
alternative that will cont
the question mark in the wive,
1 1513,17, 19, 23,9509 ene
va POF 3)29
4)37 5)Ne
2. 199,25, 49,2, 2 lone of these
Dey 281
41 391
3. 2 53, 2,20, 27) None of these
N26 92
4)37 ee . 3)29
0
4c 16,18, 28, 4, 52 Nome Ot these
85 oa ,?
'2)86
4)88. Br )87
5. 22,2498 » lone of these
36 82,84
4)46 au 342
6 200, 310, NOM OF these
§Factors and Multiple
Ifa number x divides another numbery exactly, we
say that xs factor of. Incase, y is called a multiple of x.
Highest common factor (HCF) or Greatest common
‘Measure (G.C.M) or Greatest Common Divisor(GC.D):
‘The H.C-F of two or more than two numbers is the
greatest number that divides each of them exactly there
are two methods of finding the H.C.F.
1. Factorization Method
2. Division Method
‘Model 1:
Find the H.C.F of 108, 288 and 360.
Sol. 108->2x5442x2%27
a + 2x2x3x3x
288 2x14 2x 12x12
=) 2x2x2x3X 2x23 = 2° x3*
360 -¥ 2x 180 2x2x90 > 2x2%3x30
2K 2x3x3x2x5 — 2 x3? XS
* 37; 2° 38; DP x3 XS
=2?x3* =4x9=36
‘Short cut : 108,288, 360
288)360(1
288
72)288(4
288
_0
T2and 108
72)108(1
2
¥ 36)72(2
BF
GCI
Model2:
‘Two numbers are in the ratio of 15 : 11. If their
HLC.Fis 13, find the numbers.
Sol. Let the required numbers be 15 x and 11x
Then, their H.C.F is x sox=13.
The numbers are 15x13 and 11x13
=195, 143.
‘Least Common Muttiple (L.C.M):
The least number which is exactly divisible by each
one of the given numbers is called their L.C.M.
There are two methods of finding the L.C.M
1. Factorization method
2. Common Division method. ;
Model3:
Find the LCM of 72, 108,210
Sol 72-4 2x36 2x2x18
9 2x2x3x3x29 DKF?
108 2x54 22x27 ‘
2
2
9 2x2x3x3X3 9 P xP?
igs
‘Method:
Fa (H.C AND L.C.M OF NUMBERS
210» 21x10 > 3x7x2x5
= 2X3X5X7 9 2K3XSX7
&, LOM 9 2 x3?;2? x3; 2x3 K5x7
2x3? x5x7 > 7560
3 | 72, 108, 210
3 | 24, 36, 70
2 [70
2 4, 6, 35
3, 35
Le!
= 3x3x2x2%2%3X35 = 7560-
The traffic lights at three different road crossing
change after every 48 sec, 72 sec and 108 sec.
respectively. Ifthey all change simultancously at
8:20:00 hours then at what time will they again
change simultaneously?
21,3
L.CMof 48,72, 108
LCM — 2x2x3x3x3x4 = 432 sec.
432.sec > 7 min and 12 sec.
z. next simultaneous change will take place at
8:27:12 hours.
Co-primes:~ Two numbers are sai tobe co-primes
iftheir H.CFis 1
Model 4:
Which ofthe following is a pair of co-primes.
1)(16,62) 2)(18,25) 3)(21,38).4)(23,92)
1.16,62then GCF. = 16)626
then GC.F 2
48
14) 16(1
—4
2)147
—4
<0:
18,25 GCF 18)25(1
: 8
1)18(2
M
470
4
340
3
136
3
0 thenGC.FIsal. (2)+ yservations n=
Farmeamservations | 8" 11 cage no.of observa 3.Ay
6 Ie |
= 105°C %
vations. It 8 file observations
and dividing their sum by number of observations 9 sum O°" Monday Wedesdty) ny
also called as arithmetic mean. case no.of observations n= 3,
We use the following formula for calculating In second ’ vA
‘Average. of the observations 108°C
=o sum UN (Tuesday ~ Thursday)
Sum of the observations _ 3
‘Average = No.of observations
= hen
Subtracting (1)~(2),then
‘8 — sum of the observations Monday. Tauadey 5 108 108°C, 6
1 9 no.f observations ethernet POET,
Somebasie Points to Remember =
a |
|
Pr bers
Model? Problems on Num
2, Theavernge of five consecutive numbers,
1D,
% Avg of ‘natural numbers Dand Eis 105. Whatis the product of B andgy.
Sol
WE?
we br dees 4 1 mombers 111025 :2)12024 3)11128 |
Avg. of the squares of first ‘n' natural numbers eer 5) None of these |
(n#1)(2n+1) ae Sol. @); iM dee
6 We know that the given serics is consecutiv
‘Avg. of the cubes of first ‘n’ natural numbers = series, then Average is middle number |
nbost} . (x41), (0+ 2),(x+3),---~ |
4
$0,C=105
Ifthe given series is in Arithmetic progression then Like A= 103, B= 104, D= 106, E=107 |
the Average of the series
Product of Band B= 104x107 = 11,128
= 2+ _ first term + last term
: 3. Hppens of five consecutive even numbersA,|
TIRE , C, Dand Eis42. What
FW the givei series is Consecutive even (or) and Da Wht PGaENa
comsccaty dd series, then we take the series as ae 2)1760 3) 1764 |
a 5)
FR D4(046),.. Sol. @); D Nowe of ese
‘+ ithe given seri is i ie
weet gee Bote mntes, hen | WEBOW ht consecutiv even numer ses
=x, (rH), (x42), (49) Boe 6195 618, C ea
+ Wosatmene ee (eaten item
inthe given series then Ang gration is same | Ee. Getdysenegy Pte Ave is middle mum
root Sai odd” Middle number Se Peet D=42-2 = 49
a a =4249~,
eG ae nl wont Productorb angst |
+ When an average of, sn), 4. The Average of fox Saaceialed |
items 8X5 umber is twice tne scrammbers 6 165. The
‘The combined aver Sone
Find thedintercy, geod and thrice te thi,
a um tween the first and thet
Motes Pron on Tenperatare Sol, o © %20'3)180. 4)360 sy None oft
Wednesday ts 35°C sa cates Sonatas 3:2,Somumbersa6o343
ai fe Deen Ae
S53
oe (yee stand third number |
=GCn2asaarmerats0. |PROBLEMS ON AGES
Model I:
1. The ratio between the present ages of Pand Qis
17.1 Qis 4 years older than P, what will be the
ratio of the ages of Pand Qafter4 year.
L. Let P's age and Q's age be 6x years and 7x years
respectively.
Then 7x-6r=4=9.x=4
Present age of P= 6x = 6x4= 24
Present age of
P~Q6-1)=4
6 97 1=4=91 pats
So P=6x4=24, O=7x4=28 then ratio
2444 : 28+. 8
Model: :
2. Rajeev’sageafter 15 years willbe times his age
S years back. Whatis the present age of Rajeey?
‘Sol. Rajeev's present age be x years.
Rajeev's age after 15 years =(x+15) years.
Rajeev’s age 5 years back = (x—5) years
2X4 15=5(x-5) €94x=40 x= 10
Rajeev present age = 10 years.
Model itt:
‘The sum of the ages ofa father and his son is 45
‘years. Five years ago the product of their ages was
34. The ages of the.son and the father are
respectively.
Let the ages of father and son be x and (45 ~ x)
years respectively .
Then (x—5)(45—x-5)=34
=> (X-5)(40-x) =34 > (x-S)Ex+ Al
= 8 A5x+234=0 9 9-39 6x+234=
= (x-39)(x-6)=0 x=390r6.
«Father age = 39 year, son’s age = 6 years,
ModellV:
The ratio of theages of man and his wife is 423.
After 4 years, this ratio will be9 :7. Ifat the time
of Marriage, the ratio was 5:3, then how many
‘years ago were they married ?
Let the present ages of the man and his wife be 4x
and 3x years respectively. S
en EEF M28 = 284369 x=
«So they present ages man = 4x™= 32 years
his wife=3x=24 years.
‘Suppose they were married z years ago.
nor 5 bese
Bet Sastre im—sea2e
1 They married 12 years ago,
Model:
Rohit was 4 times as old as his son 8. years ago.
“After 8 years, Rohit will betwice as old as his son.
What are their present ages?
I. Let son’s age years ago x years.
Present son’s age = (x +8) years.
Rohit’s age 8 years ago = 4x years,
present Rohit's age = (4x-+ 8) years.
According to problem.
(Ax +8)+8=2[(K+8)+8]
9 4x4 16=2x+32
= 2x=16 9 x=8
Hence, son’s present age = (8-+8) yea
Father (Rohit's) age = 4x +8=32 +
PROBLEMS
At present, the ratio between the ages of Arun and
Deepakis 4 : 3. After 6 years, Arun’s age will 26
years. What is the age of-Deepak at present.
1) T2years 2) 1Syears 3) 20 years
4)21 years 5) None of these
Present ages of Sameer and Anand arein the ratio
of 5:4 respectively. Three years hence, the ratio
of theirages will become 11 :9 respectively. What
is Anind’s Present age in years?
124 2)27 3)40
4) Cannot be determined 5) None of these
‘Thetotal of the ages of Jayant, Prem and Sarath is
93 years. Then Ten years ago, the ratio of their
ages was’ 2:3.:4 what is the present age of|
Sarath?
1)24years - 2)32 years
4)38years 5) None of these
Sachin is younger than Rahul by 4 years. Iftheir
-agesare in the respective ratio of 7:9, how old is
‘Sachin?
1) 16years 2) 18years 3) 28 years
4) Cannot be determined 5) None of these
The ratio between the present ages P and Qis
respectively. If the difference between Q's present
‘age and P’s age after 6 years is 2, what is the total
of P’sand Q's present ages?
148 © 2)52
4)60 5) None of these
Present ages of A and B are in the rati
respectively. Seven years hence this.rati
become 6: 7 respectively. What is’s present age
in years?
35 242 349
4) Cannot be determined 5) None of these
3)34 years.
356OUT :-
In mathematical expression, which
includes division and multiplication of
decimal values of large number, it becomes
quite complicated to solve these
expressions. So, to reduce this complexity we
juse approximation method.
In approximation method, we need not
calculate the exact value of an expression,
but we calculate the nearest (round off)
values. When we use approximation method,
then final result obtained is not equel to the
exact result, but it is very close to the final
result (either a little less or little more).
Basic Rules to solve the problems by
Approximation
Rule-1.
To solve the complex mathematical
expression, take the nearest value of
numbers given in the expression. For
example, 199.03 is approximated to, 200;
}94.6% is approximated to 95% etc.
+] B& 1) 89% of (699.88 + 30 x 400)+50=7
90
Sol: 5)
x (600+30% 400) +50=2
2.x 8000 +50 7200+50= 7250
Rule-2
‘To multiply large number, we can take the
@pproximate value (round off) of numbers by
increasing one number and decreasing the
other accordingly, so that the calculation is
eased. For example, 589x23| - is
@pproximated 590 x 230- *
Ex: 2) 393197 +$600%5+821180=2
Sol :
=390%200+5600%3 4 8200
= 78000 + 7000 +8200
APPROXIMATION }
[Note : Numbers are increased or decreased!
to the nearest value, so that calculation}!
becomes easier like two numbers ending
|with zero will be much easier to multiply than |
number with digits other than ending with
lzero.
| When we divide large number with decimals, |
1937.92)
| $10862.54 + 4373.64= 10860 + 4370=2.48
Rule-3 i
then we can increase or decrease both
numbers accordingly.
For example, 7987.26 +3869 is approximated
as 8000 +40.
Ex: 3) (9615.36+1247.18) = (2435.72+
1937.92) ="
Sol: 9615.36 + 1247.18) + (2435.72+
|
i
25
Rule-4
‘Tofind the percentage of any number, we can
use the following shortcut methods
+ To-calculate 10% of any number, we
simply put a decimal after a digit from
the right end.
+ To c:Jculate 1% of any number, we
simply put a'decimal after two digits
from right end.
+ To calculate 25% of any number, we
simply divide the number by 4.
Ex: 4) 24% of 3580+ 79999 « 1000
Sol: 7=24% of 3580+.799.99 , 1000
=25% of 3600+800 +40 = 900+20=920
Ex: 5) 10% of 1350+? = 365
Sol : 10% of 1350+? = 365
=135+2=365
= 2=365-135=230Percentage :-
By 2 certain percent we mean that many
hundredths. Thus x percent means x hundredths,
written as x26,
ma
100
x
To express’ > as a percent:: we have
£-(Zet00)s,
Ie
‘Model 1
Express each of the following asa fraction.
125% —-2)50% 3)100%
Zs 1002
3. 100% = =
Express each ofthe following as rate percent
* Dx 262 5028 ;
L
2 62 ~[Bt00)o. = (a7x29)% 615%
3. 0.28=(0.28x100)%=28%
‘Model2:
@ is what percent of 502
What percent of 2 metric tonnes is 40 quintals?
@
i L
3 #5 what percent of
2
© Required percentage = (Z«to0)y =4%
@ Requis 40-100 )y6= 200%
quired percentage ={ 55 = 200%
[++ Imetric tonne = 10 quintals.]
(Required percentage = (p