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Proportional reasoning

by Anshika Goyal
1

8 workers can complete a work in 15 days. If 4 workers leave after the first day, what will happen to the number of days required?

2

If two quantities are in inverse proportion and one quantity becomes 5 times, the other quantity becomes:

3

Which of the following situations is NOT an example of inverse proportion?

4

If 12 men can do a work in 10 days, and 6 men take 20 days, which statement is true?

5

In a pie chart, a sector represents 25% of data. The central angle is:

6

If one category occupies 108° in a pie chart, what percentage does it represent?

7

If total students = 200 and a sector angle is 36°, how many students does it represent?

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