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by harsh.champ » Wed Feb 17, 2010 4:08 am
For Rs. 1000, 10000 kgs are carried 100 kms by goods train.If the rate of carriage by ship is one-fourth of that by rail,for how many kms can 8000 kgs be carried for Rs.800 by ship?

(A)256
(B)300
(C)400
(D)500
(E)625
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by ajith » Wed Feb 17, 2010 4:37 am
harsh.champ wrote:For Rs. 1000, 10000 kgs are carried 100 kms by goods train.If the rate of carriage by ship is one-fourth of that by rail,for how many kms can 8000 kgs be carried for Rs.800 by ship?

(A)256
(B)300
(C)400
(D)500
(E)625
for 1 Kg, 1 kg the rate in train = 10^3/10^4*10^2 = 10^-3
Ship rate = 10^-3/4 = 2.5*10^-4

Kms that can be carried by a ship with 8000kg and for 800 Rs = 800/(8000* 2.5*10^-4) =400
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by shashank.ism » Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:51 am
harsh.champ wrote:For Rs. 1000, 10000 kgs are carried 100 kms by goods train.If the rate of carriage by ship is one-fourth of that by rail,for how many kms can 8000 kgs be carried for Rs.800 by ship?

(A)256
(B)300
(C)400
(D)500
(E)625
by train Rs. 1000 --> 10000kgs --->100 kms
Rs. 100 --> 1000 kgs ---> 100 kms

since rate of carriage by ship is one-fourth of that by rail, so
Rs. 25 --> 1000 kgs ---> 100 kms
Rs. 200 --> 8000kgs ---> 100 kms
Rs. 800 --> 8000 kgs ---> [spoiler]400 kms Ans (c)[/spoiler]
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