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percentages is quite a basic and easy topic, covered by ever aspirant on the first day of preparation! But I have noticed that lengthy or application question of the same topic is where students get stuck!
while preparation you all must be in mid or end phases of the syllabus, lets rewind and practice one question here.
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Try solving the question yourself first. Then watch the solution.
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Tried solving this quickly in my head and somehow ended up making it more complicated than it actually is 😅
Posting it here because these small percentage-based questions are usually more about observation than calculation.
Would be interesting to know how others think through it.
I’ll share the approach I used later once more people attempt it.
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One thing I’ve realised after CAT prep is that these “simple looking” profit-loss questions are usually where people overcalculate.
Came across this one today and thought it was worth sharing here.
Try it once before jumping into formulas. Curious to know what approach others use for this.
Will share the method I used tomorrow in case it helps someone.
Try solving it before swiping to next post👀
And honestly, avoid pen & paper for the first attempt if possible.
Would love to know how others approached it.
CAT prep can get repetitive sometimes, so trying to make practice a little more interactive.
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