A concise description on how to solve profit and loss problem in a few steps using basic and advanced profit and loss concepts and techniques.
A circular seating puzzle mixed together with a family relations puzzle forms this tough reasoning puzzle for SBI PO solved systematically in easy steps.
The SBI PO Puzzle on group based reasoning 6 is solved in easy steps. The solution used 5 strategies in 4 stages of systematic and assured logic analysis.
The 5 variable reasoning puzzle for SBI PO is tough. But with systematic logic analysis, the puzzle is solved in easy and confident steps without confusion.
This is the fourth session on solving a SBI PO type high level reasoning puzzle in a few easy and confident steps without confusion. Logic table adapted for round table and strategic selection of logic conditions for execution enable quick solution without confusion for this circular seating reasoning puzzle with a special characteristic...
For solving high level SBI PO type Circular sitting arrangement reasoning puzzles with same ease, in this session we'd adapt the compact logic table representation and strategic logic statement execution methodology we had used in solving family relations, floor stay and other varieties of high level reasoning puzzles in earlier sessions...
This is the third session on solving a SBI PO type high level reasoning puzzle in a few easy and confident steps without confusion. Minimal form of logic table along with strategic selection of logic conditions for execution enable quick solution without confusion for this 3 object set assignment problem with a twist...
Basic profit and loss concepts though are simple, which of the price values to be used as reference for applying profit or discount percentages sometimes create doubts. Further, the free offer concept and easily visible option for calculation of actual price values not only complicates the situation, but introduces harmful calculation delay...
In this session of efficient math problem solving we will show how a difficult SSC CGL level percentage problem can be solved in seconds by using very basic number domain concepts along with basic percentage concepts...
Simple interest for a year is the percentage rate of interest applied on the initial amount invested and it is fixed year to year. On the other hand, Compound interest is the percentage rate of interest applied on the amount available at the beginning of the year, and not at the beginning of the investment period...
