There are two round containers, one has water and other has milk. Both quantities are same. 50 ml of water is from water container is poured in milk container. And then 50 ml of liquid from is poured from milk container to water container. Of two container, water from water container and milk from milk container - which one has greater quantity and by how much?
A friend of mine in London has a very nice cellar.He has 2 barrels in the cellar.The larger barrel is mostly empty.but the smaller barrel is only 5/6 th full of wine while it can hold 536 litres.
Supposing he empties the smaller barrel and fills the bigger barrel to find that wine fills only 4/9 ths of it,how much wine would the larger barrel hold when full?
I was shopping for vegetables at the New Market.I saw 2 pumpkins of the same quality but of different sizes.One was bigger than the other.The bigger one was 60 cm in circumference and the other 50 cm.I asked the vendor the price.The bigger one was one and a half times more expensive.Which one do you think would have been a better buy?
There are two round containers, one has water and other has milk. Both quantities are same. 50 ml of water is from water container is poured in milk container. And then 50 ml of liquid from is poured from milk container to water container. Of two container, water from water container and milk from milk container - which one has greater quantity and by how much?
A friend of mine in London has a very nice cellar.He has 2 barrels in the cellar.The larger barrel is mostly empty.but the smaller barrel is only 5/6 th full of wine while it can hold 536 litres.
Supposing he empties the smaller barrel and fills the bigger barrel to find that wine fills only 4/9 ths of it,how much wine would the larger barrel hold when full?
I was shopping for vegetables at the New Market.I saw 2 pumpkins of the same quality but of different sizes.One was bigger than the other.The bigger one was 60 cm in circumference and the other 50 cm.I asked the vendor the price.The bigger one was one and a half times more expensive.Which one do you think would have been a better buy?
There are two round containers, one has water and other has milk. Both quantities are same. 50 ml of water is from water container is poured in milk container. And then 50 ml of liquid from is poured from milk container to water container. Of two container, water from water container and milk from milk container - which one has greater quantity and by how much?
A friend of mine in London has a very nice cellar.He has 2 barrels in the cellar.The larger barrel is mostly empty.but the smaller barrel is only 5/6 th full of wine while it can hold 536 litres.
Supposing he empties the smaller barrel and fills the bigger barrel to find that wine fills only 4/9 ths of it,how much wine would the larger barrel hold when full?
I was shopping for vegetables at the New Market.I saw 2 pumpkins of the same quality but of different sizes.One was bigger than the other.The bigger one was 60 cm in circumference and the other 50 cm.I asked the vendor the price.The bigger one was one and a half times more expensive.Which one do you think would have been a better buy?