Circus Rings and Step Ratios
CMAT 2025 · Quantitative Techniques & Data Interpretation · Medium · Quantitative Aptitude
In a circus there were a leopard and a tiger walking in the two different rings having same radii. It was observed that when leopard moved 3 steps, tiger moved 5 steps in the same time, but the distance traversed by leopard in 5 steps is equal to the distance traversed by tiger in 4 steps. How many rounds that a leopard made till when tiger completed 100 rounds?
- A.
36
- B.
75
- C.
48
- D.
100
C
Explanation
Let the distance traversed by leopard in 1 step be and tiger in 1 step be . Given .
In a given time:
- Leopard covers steps =
- Tiger covers steps =
Ratio of speeds (or distance covered in same time):
Number of rounds made by leopard when tiger completes 100 rounds:
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