Aptitude - Chain Rule - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Chain Rule - General Questions (Q.No. 2)
2.
If the cost of x metres of wire is d rupees, then what is the cost of y metres of wire at the same rate?
| Rs. |  |
xy |  |
| d |
Rs. (xd)
Rs. (yd)
| Rs. | |
yd | |
| x |
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Cost of x metres = Rs. d.
| Cost of 1 metre = Rs. | |
d | |
| x |
| Cost of y metres = Rs. | |
d | . y | |
= Rs. | |
yd | . |
| x | x |
Discussion:
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Damilare james said:
1 year ago
I think the right answer is Rs.(yd).
Damilare james said:
1 year ago
I don't understand this. Please explain the answer in detail.
Mayank Kumar said:
3 years ago
Thanks everyone for explaining.
Chandrakala said:
4 years ago
According to me, the answer is xy/d.
Sundaresh said:
7 years ago
x = 5 meters d = 10rupees
y = 7 then d = ?
10/5 = 2; 2 * 7 = 14.
How to get this mean d/x *y?
y = 7 then d = ?
10/5 = 2; 2 * 7 = 14.
How to get this mean d/x *y?
Nikhil yamalwar said:
8 years ago
X/d = y/?
suppose ? = p, then cross multiplication.
You will get ans: x*p = yd.
P = (yd/x).
suppose ? = p, then cross multiplication.
You will get ans: x*p = yd.
P = (yd/x).
Manikandan said:
8 years ago
We know cost of x is d then y is using matrix multiplication format.
Kharinagendra said:
8 years ago
X meters.....d rupees.
Y meters......?
Then cross multiplication yd/x.
Y meters......?
Then cross multiplication yd/x.
Rajini said:
8 years ago
We know the cost of x rupees is d meters cost of one meter is d/x cost of y meters is d/x*y.
Parameswaran.G said:
10 years ago
We known X and D,
Then we need Y meters of wire.
Let as,
WE GET ANSWER =(D/X)* Y.
Then we need Y meters of wire.
Let as,
WE GET ANSWER =(D/X)* Y.
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