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All Mean Proportional Questions(1–13 of 13)

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Q1mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
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Find the mean proportional between 0.4 and 3.6.
Q2mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
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Let denote the mean proportional between and and let denote the third proportional of and . Find the value of .
Q3easymcqQuantitative AptitudeSSC Selection Post 2021 Matriculation Level2026
What is the mean proportional between and ?
Q4easymcqQuantitative AptitudeSSC Selection Post 2021 Matriculation Level2026
The mean proportional between and is:
Q5easymcqQuantitative AptitudeStaff Selection Commission2026
What is the mean proportional of 45x
4
and 5y
2
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Q6mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeSSC GD Constable2026
The total number of students in three sections A, B and C of a class in a school is 340. The number of students in sections A and B are in the ratio 3:5 and those in sections B and C are in the ratio 3:2. What is the mean proportional between the number of students in section A and the number of students in section C?
Q7mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeSSC GD Constable2026
The mean proportional between 0.012 and 0.027 is:
Q8mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
What is the sum of the mean proportional between 5 and 9.8 and the third proportional to 7 and 14?
Q9mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeSSC CGL2026
If , , and are in proportion, then what is the mean proportional between and ?
Q10mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
When x is subtracted from each of the numbers 22, 39, 56 and 107, then the resulting numbers, in this order, are in proportion. What is the mean proportional between (x+3) and (3x−7)?
Q11mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
The mean ratio of and is ________.
Q12mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
What is the mean proportional ratio between and ?
Q13mediummcqQuantitative AptitudeCompetitive Exam2026
is the mean proportional of and . Find the value of .

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