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How to solve a SSC CGL level tricky age ratio problem lightning fast

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Use of the rich ratio technique of multiple of ratio value helps to solve a broad spectrum of ratio problems and specifically many standard number or age ratio problems elegantly in a few steps much faster than conventional procedural methods. The chosen problem here is a tricky one and we will solve it using multiple of ratio value technique as well as conventionally to highlight the power of the rich ratio technique...

NCERT solutions for class 10 maths Trigonometry set 6

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With initial problem analysis and application of trigonometric expression simplifying and problem solving strategies, the problems chosen in this sixth NCERT trigonometry problem solving session could be solved in a few easy steps. Problem solving approach leads again to quick solutions in minimum number of steps...

NCERT solutions for class 10 maths Trigonometry set 5

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With initial problem analysis and application of trigonometric expression simplifying and problem solving strategies, the problems chosen in this fifth NCERT trigonometry problem solving session could be solved in a few easy steps. Problem solving approach leads to quick solutions in minimum number of steps...

NCERT solutions for class 10 maths Trigonometry set 4

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With initial problem analysis and application of trigonometric expression simplifying and problem solving strategies, the problems chosen in this fourth NCERT trigonometry problem solving session could be solved in a few easy steps. Problem solving approach leads to quick solutions in minimum number of steps...

How to solve arithmetic boundary condition problems in a few simple steps

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A simple or compound event (consisting of more than one event) goes on happening systematically at regular intervals till a point just before the end. With each occurrence of the event problem parameters change. The end is reached before the full impact of the event along with the change can happen. This is the boundary to be found out before solving the problem...

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