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August 7, 2013

HCM and LCM of Numbers - for APPSC and Bank PO Exams - Aptitude Part 7

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 HCM and LCM of Numbers - for APPSC and Bank PO Exams - Aptitude Part 7
Questions on Aptitude HCM and LCM is one section of Aptitude Questions & Answers with shortcuts. Aptitude Questions on HCM and LCM with solutions in this page are solved with many examples & explanations to all the questions with shortcuts. This section appears in various competitive exams like Bank Po, IBPS, APPSC, SSC, CAT, UPSC CSAT carry enough marks for good score. Practicing regularly in this section will earn you all the shortcuts for aptitude in Bank Po exams.
How to solve HCM and LCM Questions?
1) Grasp the basics and strengthen them.
2) Solve more sums.
3) Heavy short cut formulae's will only spoil the brain, take middle path, remember formulae and also the method how it arrived.
4) Repeated Practice.
Below are questions and answers on HCM and LCM which covers tips and tricks for fast solving. Students should be good in calculation and avoid unnecessary spending of more time on single question. Detailed solutions to all the questions is another advantage to beginners preparing for Quantitative Aptitude.
Other Topics of Aptitude- Browse below
Problems on Ages, Problems on Numbers, Averages, Percentages, HCM and LCM of Numbers, Fractions, Square and Cube Roots, Simplification, Logarithms, Surds and Indices, Ratio & Proportion, Chain Rule, Partnership, Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Time and Distance, Pipes-and-cisterns, Boats and Streams, Alligations and mixtures, Simple Interest, Compound Interest, True Discount, Bankers Discount, Clocks and Calendar, Mean, Mode and Median, Dispersion, Probability, Permutations and Combinations Part 1, Permutations and Combinations Part 2,  Triangles, Sphere, Quadrilaterals, Regular Polygons, Cones and Pyramids, Circles, Cube and Cuboids, Prism, Cylinder and Rings












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