SSC CGL Shortcuts — practice questions
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Practice SSC CGL Shortcuts in the app →**Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If **Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If **Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If **Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If **Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If **Percentages — formulas used here.**
- Definition. $x\%$ means $\tfrac{x}{100}$.
- Increase consumption. If A quick divisibility rule exists for how many divisors listed?A number is divisible by 2 when its last digit is:To test divisibility by 3, you add the digits and check the:To test divisibility by 4, look at only the last how many digits?A number is divisible by 5 if its last digit is 0 or:A number is divisible by 6 if it passes the rules for 2 and:To test divisibility by 9, add the digits and check divisibility by:A number is divisible by 10 when its last digit is:A number is divisible by 12 if it passes the rules for 4 and:Which pair of rules is combined to test for 6?Which pair of rules is combined to test for 12?Which two rules look at the last digit alone?Which two rules work by adding up the digits?For coins to form equal stacks of six, 298 would need to divide by:Besides the rules, what else can settle divisibility?A prime divides a number evenly when the result has no: