Math Short Tricks for SBI, IBPS, RRB
Exam - Short Cut Math Simple Interest questions in 2 Minutes. It is
found that at least 2-3 questions are given to calculate simple interest format
based questions in SSC IBPS or other exam format. These questions are very easy
to solve by using SUPER SPECIAL TRICKS.
Just Read and Remember - No Revision Required Based Math Short Tricks
Simple
Interest Math Short Tricks in 2 Minutes for SBI, IBPS, RRB Exam
These SUPER SPECIAL TRICKS helps in getting
CUT-OFF score in exams. Use these tricks to solve SIMPLE INTEREST BASED
QUESTIONS in any of the competitive exam.
SUPER SPECIAL TRICKS to solve SIMPLE INTEREST questions Top are
described as follows:
1. Amount
= Principle + Simple Interest (SI)
2. Take
Principle = Rs. 100/- always.
3. Count
SIMPLE INTESTEST (SI) = Rate x Time
Where Rate in %age and Time in Years.
Use SI Table for Rate & Year
(On the basis of Principle amount =
100).
.
RATE (%age)
|
YEARS
|
SIMPLE INTEREST (SI)
|
5
|
2
|
10%
|
10
|
3
|
30%
|
15
|
4
|
60%
|
20
|
5
|
100%
|
25
|
10
|
250%
|
30
|
20
|
600%
|
4. If
successive increase in rate of interest is given for two different sums for
same period of time say increase in rate of interest are X% and Y% for Z years.
Then the average rate of interest on these two different sum = X + Y +
(X.Y)/100 (for clarity see examples).
5. If
any sum becomes X times in any Y years at any simple rate of interest , then
the same times will be continue for next same no. of years (for clarity see
examples).
6. If
any sum becomes X times in any Y times at any SI, then percentage rate of
interest will be calculated first by doing [(X-1)] and then multiply this value
to Y*100.
7. If
any sum becomes X times in any Y years at any SI.
Y Years
Let Sum 1---------------------X (times)
? Years
1---------------------------Z (times)
So the time required to obtain the sum
Z times first do (Z-1) and then (X-1)] then multiply these two values with Y.
8. If
any sum becomes X times at Y% rate of interest (RI).
Y% RI
Let sum 1-------------------------------------X
(times)
Then SI per year will be calculated by
first do (X-1) then divided this value by/Y and last multiply by 100 to get the
RI in %age.
Some Examples of Math Short
Tricks for IBPS / SBI/ SSC CHSL Exam
Question 1:
If a sum gets double itself at a rate
of 15% per year for a certain period of time. Calculate the SI.
Solution: Using SUPER SPECIAL TRICKS:
15% RI
Let sum
1-------------------------------------2 (times)
Then SI = [(2-1)/15]*100 = 20/3 = 6.67
Similarly use these SUPER SPECIAL
TRICKS to solve such Simple Interest questions.
Origin of Math Short
Cut Tricks Discussed Here
These tricks are basically derived on
the basis of no. of years of experience in field of teaching/ reading
competitive books. Aspirants can directly use such trick to improve their score
in any competitive exam.