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JIPMAT 2025

Arithmetic
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Percentages

Easy

Match the LIST-I with LIST-II
LIST-I LIST-II
A. 60% of 264 I. 20% of 6875
B. 60% of 28% of 240 II. 50% of 825.35
C. 85% of 485.5 III. 15% of 1056
D. 550% of 250 IV. 8.4% of 480

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

✅ Correct Option: 4
To start with, we can check C or D, since it has three possible options from given alternatives.
D. 550%×250=550×250100=55×25=1375550\% \times 250 = \frac{550 \times 250}{100} = 55 \times 25 = 1375
Possible options are I, II, or IV. \newline I. 20%×6875=68755=137520\% \times 6875 =\frac{6875}{5} = 1375 \newline Luckily, you get it on the first try :)
Now, since D-I is a pair, Options 2 and 3 are eliminated.
Now, let's check for C. 85%of485.585\% of 485.5 \newline It may take a while to solve these.
By observation, we find A. 60%×26460\% \times 264 are comparatively easy to solve, providing a unique solution. \newline 0.6×264=158.4 0.6 \times 264 = 158.4
Possibility for A is II or III. \newline II. 50%×825.35=412.67550 \% \times 825.35 = 412.675
Since A-II is not a possible pair, A-III is the only possible solution. \newline Hence, correct option is Option 4
Cross-verifying A-III pair: III. 15%×105615\% \times 1056 \newline 10%×1056=105.610\% \times 1056 = 105.6 \newline 5%×1056=52.85\% \times 1056 = 52.8 \newline Thus, adding the two, we get 15%×1056=158.415\% \times 1056 = 158.4

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