Let’s watch Arya score a perfect band 9 on her IELTS speaking interview. Welcome to the speaking section of the IELTS exam. My name is ADMIN, and I will be your examiner for this part of the test. The speaking test has three parts. I will give you instructions for each. I’m recording this for …
Thank you. Good morning. Good morning, what is your full name? My full name is Abhishek. Where do you live? I live in Patella. Do you like wearing t-shirts? Yes, I like to wear t-shirts. I wear colorful t-shirts. How often do you wear t-shirts? I wear t-shirts on a daily basis. Why? I use …
Did you know that you can take the IELTS at home? That’s right, you can now take your IELTS test on your very own computer from your very own home. If that sounds appealing to you, then you might want to click the link. This link will take you to a web page where you …
Let no. of benches = x (6x+6) =(7x-5) 6+5 = 7x-x x=11. No.of students = (11×6 )+6 =72. With 6 students on the available 11 benches , 66 students will be seated & 1 more bench will be required for the remaining 6. If 7 students are seated on the available 11 benches , 77students …
Let the number of persons be ‘n’ and the equal contribution made by each person be ‘x’. Then, the total amount raised by the ‘n’ persons is given by: Total amount = n * x As per the given information, we have two equations: Equation 1: n * x = 3 lakhs Equation 2: (n …
Let’s assume the initial price of sugar was $1$ unit (for simplicity), and the initial consumption was $x$ units, resulting in an expenditure of $1 \times x = x$ units. After the price increase of 20%, the new price of sugar becomes $1+0.2=1.2$ units. To keep the expenditure on sugar the same, we need to …
Let’s assume that before the price increase, the store was selling 100 TV sets at a price of $1 each, for a total revenue of $100. After the price increase of 30%, the new price of each TV set is $1.30. If we assume that the number of TV sets sold decreased by 20%, then …
I assume you want a simplified answer. Ex: if your water consumption was 100 gallons and you were being charged $1.00 per gallon, then a 20% increase in the tax would raise the price to $1.20 per gallon, while simultaneously your consumption decreased by 20% to 80 gallons, so you multiply 80 times $1.20 and …
Let’s say that B’s income is x. Then, according to the problem, A’s income is 25% more than B’s income, which means A’s income is: x + 0.25x = 1.25x In terms of A’s income, B’s income is the ratio of B’s income to A’s income, which is: x / (1.25x) = 0.8 Therefore, B’s …
If 20% of the votes were invalid, then 100% – 20% = 80% of the votes were valid. The total number of valid votes is therefore 80/100 * 7500 = 6000. If one candidate got 55% of the valid votes, then the other candidate got 45% of the valid votes. The number of valid votes …