The sum of two numbers is 25 and their difference is 13. Find their product.

Let us assume Ram has R rupees and Mohan has M rupees.
According to question,
If Ram gives 30 rupees to Mohan, then
Ram has left money = R - 30 and Mohan has money = M + 30
Then Mohan will have twice the money left with Ram,
M + 30 = 2(R - 30)
M + 30 = 2R - 60
2R - M = 90................................(1)
Again According to question,
if Mohan gives 10 rupees to Ram, then
Mohan has left the money = M - 10 and Ram has the money = R + 10
Then According to question,
Ram will have thrice as much as is left with Mohan,
R + 10 = 3 (M - 10 )
? R + 10 = 3M - 30
? 3M - R = 10 + 30
? 3M - R = 40..................................(2)
After Multiplying 2 with Equation (2) , add with the equation (1),
6M - 2R + 2R - M = 80 + 90
? 6M - M = 170
? 5M = 170
? M = 170/5
? M = 34
Put the value of M in equation (1), we will get
? 2R - 34 = 90
? 2R = 90 + 34
? 2R = 124
? R = 124/2
? R = 62

Let the number of rice bowls be a, the number of juice bowls be b, and the number of meat bowls be c.
According to question,
a + b + c = 65........................(1)
The total number of guests = 2a
The total number of guests = 3b
The total number of guests = 4c
So the total number of guests will be same in the party.
2a = 3b = 4c..........................(2)
As per Equation (2)
b = 2a/3................................(3)
c = 2a/4 = a/2......................(4)
Now put the value of b and c from Equation (3), (4) in Equation (1),
a + 2a/3 + a/2 = 65
(6a + 4a + 3a)/6 = 65
13a = 65 x 6
a = 5 x 6 = 30
Put the value of a in equation (3) and (4) in order to get the value of b and c,
b = 2 x 30/3 = 2 x 10 = 20
c = 30/2 = 15

The Total number of Guests = 2a = 3b = 4c = 60

Let us assume the salary of driver be ? R
Then Tips of week = R x 5/4
According to question,
his income during one week = Salary + Tips
? Total Income during one week = R + (5R/4)
? Total Income during one week = (4R + 5R)/4 = 9R/4

Required Fraction = Tips in a week/Total Income in a week
? Required Fraction = 5R/4 / 9R/4
? Required Fraction = 5R/4 x 4/9R
? Required Fraction = 5/9

Let us assume the number is a.
Given that 7 ¹/3 = 22/3
According to question,
a x 1/2 + a x 1/5 = a x 1/3 + 22/3
? a/2 + a/5 = a/3 + 22/3
? a/2 + a/5 - a/3 = 22/3
? (15a + 6a - 10a)/30 = 22/3
? (15a + 6a - 10a) = 30 x 22/3
? 11a = 10 x 22
? a = 10 x 2
? a = 20

Let us assume the number is n.
According to question,
If 24 is subtracted, it becomes 4/7 of the number.
n - 24 = n x 4/7
? n - 4n/7 = 24
? (7n - 4n)/7 = 24
? 3n/7 = 24
? 3n = 24 x 7
? n = 24 x 7/3
? n = 8 x 7
? n = 56
Sum of the digits of the number = 5 + 6 = 11

Let us assume the numbers are a and b.
According to question,
a² - b² = 256000 .......................(1)
and a + b = 1000 .........................(2)
On dividing the Equation (1) with Equation (2),
(a² - b²)/(a + b) = 256000/1000
(a² - b²)/(a + b) = 256
(a + b)(a - b)/(a + b) = 256
a - b = 256...............................(3)
Add the equation (2) and (3), we will get
a + b + a - b = 1000 + 256
2a = 1256
a = 628
Put the value of a in equation (2), we will get
658 + b = 1000
b = 1000 - 628
b = 372
So answer is 628 , 372.

Let us assume the number is P.
According the question,
three -seventh of a number = 3/7 x P
one -fourth of three -seventh of a number = 1/4 x 3/7 x P
Two-fifths of one -fourth of three -seventh of a number = 2/5 x 1/4 x 3/7 x P
? 2/5 x 1/4 x 3/7 x P = 15
? 2 x 1 x 3 x P = 15 x 7 x 4 x 5
? P = 15 x 7 x 4 x 5 / 2 x 3
? P = 5 x 7 x 2 x 5
? P = 350
? P /2 = 350/2
? P /2 = 175

Let us assume the ratio term is r.
then the number will be 3r and 4r.
According to question,
(4r)² + 224 = 8 x (3r)²
16r² + 224 = 8 x 9r²
16r² + 224 = 72r²
72r² - 16r² = 224
56r² = 224
r² = 224/56
r² = 4
r = 2

First number = 3r = 3 x 2 = 6
Second number = 4r = 4 x 2 = 8

Method 1 to solve this question.
Let us assume the numbers of days of tour before extending the tour are D and daily expenses is E.
According to question,
Total expenses on tour = per day expenses x total number of days
Total expenses on tour = E x D = ED
360 = ED
? ED = 360
? E = 360/D .................(1)
Again according to question,
After extending the tour by 4 days, Number of days of tour = D + 4
Expenses will be reduced by 3 rupees, then everyday expenses = E - 3
so total expenses = (D + 4) x (E - 3)
360 = (D + 4) x (E - 3)
(D + 4) x (E - 3) = 360 .............................................(2)
Put the value of E in Equation (2). we will get,
(D + 4) x (360/D - 3) = 360
? (D + 4) x ( (360 - 3D)/D ) = 360
? (D + 4) x ( (360 - 3D) ) = 360 x D
? (D + 4) x (360 - 3D) = 360 x D
After multiplication by algebra law,
? 360 x D - 3D x D + 4 x 360 - 4 x 3D = 360D
? 360 x D - 3D + 1440 - 12 D = 360 D
? - 3 D + 1440 - 12 D = 360 D - 360 x D
? - 3 D + 1440 - 12 D = 0
? 3 D - 1440 + 12 D = 0
? D - 480 + 4 D = 0
? D + 4 D - 480 = 0
? D + 24 D - 20 D - 480 = 0
? D( D + 24) - 20( D + 24) = 0
? ( D + 24) ( D - 20) = 0
Either ( D + 24) = 0 or ( D - 20) = 0
So D = - 24 or D = 20
But days cannot be negative so D = 20 days.

Method 2 to solve this question.
Let us assume the original day of tour is d days.
Given that his tour is extended for 4 days
Hence daily expenses per days = 360/(d + 4)
Therefore, According to question,
360/d - 360/(d + 4) = 3
? (360(d + 4) - 360d)/d x (d + 4) = 3
? (360(d + 4) - 360d)/d x (d + 4) = 3
? 360(d + 4) - 360d = 3d x (d + 4)
? 360d + 1440 ? 360d = 3(d ² + 4d)
? 1440 = 3d ² + 12d
? 3d ² + 12d ? 1440 = 0
? d ² + 4d ? 480 = 0
? d ² + 24d ? 20d ? 480 = 0
? d(d + 24) ? 20(d + 24) = 0
? (d + 24)(d ? 20) = 0
? (d + 24) = 0 or (d ? 20) = 0
? d = ?24 or d = 20
Since days cannot be negative, d = 20
Hence his original duration of the tour is 20 days.

Let us assume the first Odd number is a.
then 2nd odd number = a + 2
and 3rd odd number = a + 4
According to question,
Sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 20 more than the first of these numbers;
a + (a + 2) + (a + 4) = a + 20
? a + a + 2 + a + 4 - a = 20
? 2a + 6 = 20
? 2a + 6 = 20
? 2a = 20 - 6
? 2a = 14
? a = 7
The First odd number a = 7
The second odd number = a + 2 = 7 + 2 = 9
Second odd number is middle number = 9