In the Most expected Maths questions video for university assistant exam, our faculty invite your attention to learn those easy methods to solve pipe and cistern problems.

One can expect pipe and cistern based problems in University Assistant Exam as well as other Degree Level Examination to be conducted by the Kerala Public Service Commission

For those who have already learned how to solve problems related to time and work, the pipes and cistern problems will be easier for them.

In other words, it is an extension of time and work topic.

The same rules which are being applied for solving Time & Work is applicable in solving Pipe and Cistern problems as well.

Many PSC aspirants are finding it difficult to solve problems related to Pipe and Cisterns even if they are efficient in solving Work and Time-related ones.

This video by our Maths faculty Mr.Sreekant will help you in understanding the tips and tricks in solving pipe and cistern based problems in a minimum amount of time.

Kerala PSC University Assistant Maths Pipes & Cistern Problems Tips and Tricks

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This video is the third part of our videos series on Kerala PSC Profit and Loss Tricks Maths Questions.

Just like the previous part of the videos, the topic is being explained by our Maths faculty Mr. Sreekanth.

You find the first part of the video in this link

https://youtu.be/JgNe5XYUnRk and the second part in the link provided here https://youtu.be/dMcLN0_TifI

In the video our faculty explains the topic  in detail with the previously asked questions by Kerala Public Service Commission.

Provided below are the questions being discussed on Profit and Loss and watch the video to find detailed answers to the questions.

1. A shop-keeper has bought a certain number of articles for Rs. 5000. If he sells 3/5th part of the articles at a profit of 10%, then at what rate he should sell the remaining articles to get 20% profit on the whole transaction?

2. A shop-keeper has bought a certain number of articles for Rs. 5520. If he sells 5/7th part of the articles at a profit of 14%, then at what rate he should sell the remaining articles to get 18% profit on the whole transaction?

3. A shop-keeper has bought a certain number of articles for Rs. 4800. If he sells 2/5th part of the articles at a profit of 25%, then at what rate he should sell the remaining articles to get 19% profit on the whole transaction?

A shop-keeper has bought a certain number of articles for Rs. 8000. If he sells 1/4th part of the articles at a loss of 20%, then at what rate he should sell the remaining articles to get 10% profit on the whole transaction?

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