In this, we further go through Ratio & Proportion problems which is the Chain rule. Before that let’s see a related concept:
Direct proportion: It can be defined as a relation where if one quantity x increases then other quantity y increases too. For example, the relation between distance and time. With example, it can be defined as if the distance travelled by a car increases then the required time to reach that distance would also increase.
x/y = k
Indirect proportion: It can be defined as a relation where one quantity x increases then other quantity y decreases. For example, the relation between speed and time. With example, it can be defined as if the speed of a car increases then the required time to reach the same distance would decrease.
x*y=k
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M = Men Power/Number of things
D = Number of Days
H = Number of Hours
W = Work Done
Q. 3 pumps, working 8 hours a day, can empty a tank in 2 days. How many hours a day must 4 pumps work to empty the tank in 1 day?M1 = 3
D1 = 2
H1 = 8
M2 = 4
D2 = 1
H2 = x
M1D1H1W2 = M2D2H2W1
When W is not given assume it as 1,
3*2*8 =4*1*x
48=4*x
12=x
Find whether the relation is direct or indirect b/w given quantities and not given quantities
4*1*x = 3*2*8
4x = 48
x=12
Q. If a car takes 2 hrs to cover 80km distance. What distance it will cover in 4 hrs?
80km * 4hrs = 2hr * ?
320 km/2= ?
160km
Q. If a car moves 20 km/h to cover a particular distance in 2 hours. What time it will take to cover the same distance with a speed of 40 km/h?
20 km/h * 2 hrs = 40 km/h * ?
40 /40 = ?
1 hrs
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