Arithmetic reasoning help is for students who are preparing for test or competitive exams.We will have 4 options for each question ,in which we have to choose one correct answer.Let's see one of these kind of examples.
Question:-
A doctor can treat 4 cancer patients per hour; however stroke patients need 3 times as much of the doc's time. If the doctor treats patients 6 hours a day and has already treated 10 cancer patients and 3 stroke patients today, how many more stroke patients can the doctor treat?
A.1 B.2 C.3 D. 5
Answer:-
Let's see what is an expert online tutor explain us.
5,5' is the average of 5' and 6': (5 + 6)/2 = 5,5
One would expect that the height of the average is the average of the heights:Height converter will help us with this.
(110 + 170)/2 = 140
HEIGHT WEIGHT
5' 110
6' 170
?
I could just multiply 5x60 to find the LBS of a 5' person, why is this given? I tell you, that's "military math"...
Anyway, let's talk about that doctor:
"4 cancer patients per hour" => one quarter of an hour per cancer patient.
"3 times as much" for stroke patients => three quarters of an hour per stroke patient.
"has already treated 10 cancer patients and 3 stroke patients today" => has already consumed 10 quarters plus 3x3=9 quarters of his time. Makes 19 quarters altogether.
"the doctor treats patients 6 hours a day" => the doctors has 6x4=24 quarters of an hour at his disposal per day.
But he already spent 19 quarters => he has 24-19=5 quarters of an hour still available today.
How many stroke patients fit in 5 quarters of an hour? You already know from above that each stroke patient consumes 3 quarters.
So the answer is "c".
Question:-
A doctor can treat 4 cancer patients per hour; however stroke patients need 3 times as much of the doc's time. If the doctor treats patients 6 hours a day and has already treated 10 cancer patients and 3 stroke patients today, how many more stroke patients can the doctor treat?
A.1 B.2 C.3 D. 5
Answer:-
Let's see what is an expert online tutor explain us.
5,5' is the average of 5' and 6': (5 + 6)/2 = 5,5
One would expect that the height of the average is the average of the heights:Height converter will help us with this.
(110 + 170)/2 = 140
HEIGHT WEIGHT
5' 110
6' 170
?
I could just multiply 5x60 to find the LBS of a 5' person, why is this given? I tell you, that's "military math"...
Anyway, let's talk about that doctor:
"4 cancer patients per hour" => one quarter of an hour per cancer patient.
"3 times as much" for stroke patients => three quarters of an hour per stroke patient.
"has already treated 10 cancer patients and 3 stroke patients today" => has already consumed 10 quarters plus 3x3=9 quarters of his time. Makes 19 quarters altogether.
"the doctor treats patients 6 hours a day" => the doctors has 6x4=24 quarters of an hour at his disposal per day.
But he already spent 19 quarters => he has 24-19=5 quarters of an hour still available today.
How many stroke patients fit in 5 quarters of an hour? You already know from above that each stroke patient consumes 3 quarters.
So the answer is "c".