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Questions › JNU › JNU SSS 2018 › Q33
1 mark, −0.25Mathematics › Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning › Averages, work, rate and age problemsModerateabout 2 min

JNU SSS 2018 Question 33: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning

AAA, BBB and CCC are three commodities. A packet containing 5 pieces of AAA, 3 of BBB and 7 of CCC costs ₹ 42. A packet containing 2, 1 and 3 of AAA, BBB and CCC respectively, costs ₹ 17. The cost of a packet containing 16, 9 and 23 items of AAA, BBB and CCC respectively, is

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A, B and C are three commodities. A packet containing 5 pieces of A, 3 of B and 7 of C costs ₹ 42. A packet containing 2, 1 and 3 of A, B and C respectively, costs ₹ 17. The cost of a packet containing 16, 9 and 23 items of A, B and C respectively, is (A) ₹ 55 (B) ₹ 75 (C) ₹ 135 (D) Cannot be determined from the above information

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This question is on Averages, work, rate and age problems, part of Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning in Mathematics.

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