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A store has five shelves and average weekly sale is Tk. 30000. Shelf 1 accounted for 1/4 of the store's average weekly sales and shelves 2 and 3 each accounted for 2/3 as much as shelf 1. The shelf 4 alone accounted for as much as shelf 1, then which of the following could have been the average weekly sales of shelf 5 for the store?
A Tk. 4000
B Tk. 6500
C Tk. 500
D None of these
Recently, Sohan's hourly wage has been increase, Sohan's total weekly wage was $137. If his weekly hours were to decrease by 10 percent from last week's total hours, what would be the change, if any, in Sohan's total weekly wage?
A An increase of $1.37
B An increase of $0.55
C A decrease of $0.55
D A decrease of $1.37
A television with a price of $300 is to be purchased with an initial payment of $60 and weekly payments of $30. Which of the following equations can be used to find the number of weekly payments, required to complete the purchase, assuming there are no taxes of free?
A 300 = 30w - 60
B 300 = 60w - 30
C 300 = 30w + 60
D 300 = 30w
Sakib's weekly salary is Tk. 70 less than Javed's , whose weekly salary is Tk. 50 more than Samir's. If Samir earns tk. 280 per week, how much does Sakib earn per week?
A 160
B 260
C 280
D 300
Last week , Sohan's hourly wage has been increased by 10percent. After this increase Sohan's total wage tk. 1375 . If his weekly hours were to decrease by 10 percent from last week's total hours, What would be the Sohan's weekly wage?
A Tk. 1200
B Tk. 1125
C Tk. 1350
D none of these
You have linked SQL*Plus to an external text editor. To invoke the text editor for use within SQL*Plus, which command do you use?
A Open
B Show
C Alter
D Edit
In the following sentence the four highlighted parts of the sentence are marked a, b, c and d. Identify the one highlighted word or phrase with grammatical error.Anne Elizabeth McDowell is (a) best (b) remembered for a (c) weekly journal, Woman's Advocate, (d) who she launched in January 1855.
A a
B b
C d
D c
At the end of given passage , some inferences drawn or supposed to be drawn from the paragraph are given. On the basis of the study of the paragraph, point out whether the inferences is- (a) Definitely true (b) Definitely false (c) probably true (d) probably false (e) can't say. Political freedom is incomplete and had little meaning without economic independence. Until the battle for economic independence is won, the emerging nation will be subjected to external pressure, which must be resisted. Bangladesh though herself in the throes of development has assisted the developing nations. Politically free countries must be economically free.
A Definitely true
B Definitely false
C probably true
D probably false
At the end of given passage , some inferences drawn or supposed to be drawn from the paragraph are given. On the basis of the study of the paragraph, point out whether the inferences is- (a) Definitely true (b) Definitely false (c) probably true (d) probably false (e) can't say. Political freedom is incomplete and had little meaning without economic independence. Until the battle for economic independence is won, the emerging nation will be subjected to external pressure, which must be resisted. Bangladesh though herself in the throes of development has assisted the developing nations. Developing nations must be helped by the other developing nations.
A Definitely true
B Definitely false
C probably true
D probably false
At the end of given passage , some inferences drawn or supposed to be drawn from the paragraph are given. On the basis of the study of the paragraph, point out whether the inferences is- (a) Definitely true (b) Definitely false (c) probably true (d) probably false (e) can't say. Political freedom is incomplete and had little meaning without economic independence. Until the battle for economic independence is won, the emerging nation will be subjected to external pressure, which must be resisted. Bangladesh though herself in the throes of development has assisted the developing nations. Economically poor countries are exploited by other nation.
A Definitely true
B Definitely false
C probably true
D probably false

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