Q. 1
Intelligence Tests
Difficulty: Hard
(1 Mark)
Ali hired a Tanga... distance he picked up friend... How much fare should Ummer be asked to pay?
Correct Answer / Solution Key:
Rs. 5 as extra charges
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Step-by-Step Explanation & Concept Rationale
Ali pays entirely for the distance he traveled alone.
Ali and Ummer split the cost 50/50 only for the distance they traveled together.
How to Calculate the Exact Answer:
If your question has numbers, plug them into this universal formula to find exactly what Ummer owes:
\(\text{Ummer}^{\prime }\text{s\ Share}=\frac{\text{Distance\ traveled\ together}}{\text{Total\ Distance}}\times \frac{\text{Total\ Fare}}{2}\)
Example with common test values: If Ali hires a Tanga for a total of 10 miles for Rs. 100, and picks up Ummer exactly halfway (at mile 5):
The last 5 miles are shared. Cost for that stretch = Rs. 50.
Split between two people = Rs. 50 ÷ 2 = Rs. 25 (Ummer's share).
Ali and Ummer split the cost 50/50 only for the distance they traveled together.
How to Calculate the Exact Answer:
If your question has numbers, plug them into this universal formula to find exactly what Ummer owes:
\(\text{Ummer}^{\prime }\text{s\ Share}=\frac{\text{Distance\ traveled\ together}}{\text{Total\ Distance}}\times \frac{\text{Total\ Fare}}{2}\)
Example with common test values: If Ali hires a Tanga for a total of 10 miles for Rs. 100, and picks up Ummer exactly halfway (at mile 5):
The last 5 miles are shared. Cost for that stretch = Rs. 50.
Split between two people = Rs. 50 ÷ 2 = Rs. 25 (Ummer's share).
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