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Fare in Rupees for Three Different Types of Vehicles
Note: Fare per km for intervening distance is the same.
Fare in Rupees for Three Different Types of Vehicles
| Fare for distance up to | Vehicle | ||
| Type A | Type B | Type C | |
2 km | Rs. 5.00 | Rs. 7.50 | Rs. 10.00 |
4 km | Rs. 9.00 | Rs. 14.50 | Rs. 19.00 |
7 km | Rs. 13.50 | Rs. 24.25 | Rs. 31.00 |
10 km | Rs. 17.25 | Rs. 33.25 | Rs. 41.50 |
15 km | Rs. 22.25 | Rs. 45.75 | Rs. 56.50 |
20 km | Rs. 26.00 | Rs. 55.75 | Rs. 69.00 |
Question: 1
Shiv Kumar has to travel a distance of 15km in all. He decides to travel equal distance by each of the three types of vehicles. How much money is to be spent as fare?
Shiv Kumar has to travel a distance of 15km in all. He decides to travel equal distance by each of the three types of vehicles. How much money is to be spent as fare?
Updated On: Oct 24, 2024
- Rs. 47.25
- Rs.47.50
- Rs. 51.75
- 51.25
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The correct option is (D): 51.25
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Question: 2
Ajit Singh wants to travel a distance of 15 km. He starts his journey by Type A vehicle. After traveling 6 km, he changes the vehicle to Type B for the remaining distance. How much money will he be spending in all?
Ajit Singh wants to travel a distance of 15 km. He starts his journey by Type A vehicle. After traveling 6 km, he changes the vehicle to Type B for the remaining distance. How much money will he be spending in all?
Updated On: Oct 24, 2024
- Rs. 40.25
- Rs. 12.50
- Rs. 16
- 13.50
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Question: 3
Mr. X wants to travel a distance of 8 km by Type A vehicle. How much more money will be required to be spent if he decides to travel by Type B vehicle instead of Type A?
Mr. X wants to travel a distance of 8 km by Type A vehicle. How much more money will be required to be spent if he decides to travel by Type B vehicle instead of Type A?
Updated On: Oct 24, 2024
- Rs. 14
- Rs. 12.50
- Rs. 16
- 13.50
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Question: 4
Rita hired a Type B vehicle for traveling a distance of 18 km. After traveling 5 km, she charged the vehicle to Type A. Again, after traveling 9 km by Type A vehicle, she charged the vehicle to type C and completed her journey. Hoe much money did she spend in all?
Rita hired a Type B vehicle for traveling a distance of 18 km. After traveling 5 km, she charged the vehicle to Type A. Again, after traveling 9 km by Type A vehicle, she charged the vehicle to type C and completed her journey. Hoe much money did she spend in all?
Updated On: Oct 24, 2024
- Rs. 55
- Rs. 45.50
- Rs. 50
- None of these
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct option is (D): None of these
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Question: 5
Fare for 14th km by type C vehicle is equal to the fare for which of the following?
Fare for 14th km by type C vehicle is equal to the fare for which of the following?
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- type A – 4th km
- Type B – 9th km
- type B – 11th km
- Type C – 8th km
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