Aptitude - Stocks and Shares - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Stocks and Shares - General Questions (Q.No. 5)
5.
By investing in 16% stock at 64, one earns Rs. 1500. The investment made is:
Rs. 5640
Rs. 5760
Rs. 7500
Rs. 9600
Answer: Option
Explanation:

To earn Rs. 50 , investment = Rs. 64.
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To earn Rs. 1500, investment = Rs. 64 x 3 x 1500 = Rs. 5760.
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Discussion:
48 comments Page 2 of 5.

Madhu said:   7 years ago
@All.

How 50/3 reciprocated?

Here is the explanation;

When the fraction number is present in denominator while calculating that denominator of the denominator will go to the numerator.

Pawan Kumar said:   1 decade ago
@Ankit please clear your basic and dont misguide others

100 people complete the task =300days
then 1 people can complete this task=300/100

Do these statements make sense.

Shivansh said:   5 years ago
Let's say person earn X% When he invest Rs 64 which comes out to be Rs 50/3
64 * x% = 50/3.
Now you can find x value correct which is 3.8% so now find 38% of 1500= 5760.
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Swati said:   1 decade ago
Say 50/3 stock is sold den earned amount is 64

Swhen 1500 is earned invested amount is= ?

50/3--- 64
1-------64*3/50
Therefore 1500-------- 64*3/50*1500

WAR said:   1 decade ago
When left fraction goes to right it reciprocate.

x/y = something.

Then 1 = something*y/x.

Just couldn't understand the question? Please explain.

Shubham said:   6 years ago
The profit is 50/3 on investing 64.
The profit is 1500 on investing X.

Therefore, (50/3) / 64 = 1500 / X.
Hence X = 64 * 3/50 * 1500.
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ANKIT GARG said:   1 decade ago
Suppose
1oo people complete the task =300days
then 1 people can complete this task=300/100
same as
50/3--- 64
1-------(64/(50/3))

Varun said:   1 decade ago
He earn 50/3-------------Invest 64.

For earn 1---------------64/(50/3).

1500 earn---------------1500*64*3/50 = 5760 Ans.

Nilofar said:   1 decade ago
To earn 50/3 v invest 64.

So to earn 1500 v invest ?

Just do cross multiply i.e.,

V invest 64*1500*3/50 = Rs. 5760.

Sahil said:   7 years ago
"Earning" here implies dividend on the total face value of the stocks (and NOT on the investment amount).
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