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Learn to solve the ratio proportion question in 72 secs and the 10 questions in SSC CGL Set 4 in 15 minutes using basic concepts and advanced techniques.
Can you solve the ratio proportion fraction question for SSC CGL Set 4 in 72 secs. 10 questions in set are to be solved in 15 minutes. Verify from answers.
Solution to 10 number system questions for SSC CGL Set 1 in 12 mins. Take the timed test. Know your performance from answers. Learn to solve from solutions.
Solve the 10 selected number system questions for SSC CGL Set 1 in 12 mins. Know your performance from answers. Learn to solve the questions from solutions.
Learn how to solve difficult trigonometry questions for SSC CGL Set 1 easy and quick by problem solving techniques, but take the timed test first.
10 difficult trigonometry questions and answers for SSC CGL Set 1. Solve in 12 minutes. Verify score from answers. Learn to solve from solutions.
Algebra questions with solutions for competitive exams, specially for SSC CGL. Questions solved by concepts and techniques. Learn to solve algebra quickly.
Algebra questions and answers for competitive exams, practice set 1 specially for SSC CGL. Take the test, verify answers and clear doubts from solutions.
Start preparation from zero point in concept layer and proceed to improve your ability to solve problems step by step. Never start preparation randomly from a higher level concept layer. This is the crux of the whole problem, as high speed problem solving in competitive tests heavily relies on total control on the basic concepts, be it maths, reasoning or English.
Break up a number into its factors, just as you break up a complex problem into its component simpler sub-problems. Factorization is one of the most basic operations and is used extensively in other more important problem areas of HCF and LCM...
