A hare pursued by a hound is 60 of her own leapt before him. When the hare takes 4 leaps, the hound takes 3. In one leap, the hare goes `1 3/4` metres and the hound `2 3/4` metres. In how many leaps will the hound overtake the hare? `84` b. `252` c. `188` d. `356`

A hare, pursued by a grey-hound, is 50 of her own leaps ahead of him. While the hare takes 4 leaps the grey-hound takes 3 leaps. In one leap the hare goes 7/4 metres and the grey-hound 11/4 metres. In how many leaps will the grey-hound overtake the hare?

A hare pursued by a grey-hound, is 20 of her own leaps ahead of him. While the hare takes 4 leaps the grey-hound takes 3 leaps. 2 leaps of grey-hound is equal to 3 leaps of hare. In how many leaps will the grey-hound overtake the hare?

A dog takes 4 leaps for every 5 leaps of a hare but 3 leaps of a dog are equal to 4 leaps of the hare.Compare their speeds.

A dog is chasing a rabbit. Initially distance between them is 125 leaps of dog. Time taken by rabbit to take 4 leaps is equal to time taken by dog to take 3 leaps. Rabbit covers 1.75 m in 1 leap and dog covers 2.75 m in 1 leap. Then in how many leaps will the dog catch the Rabbit.

A dog is chasing a rabbit. Initially distance between them is 400 leaps of dog. The time taken by dog to take 4 leaps is equal to 6 leaps taken by rabbit in that time. Rabbit covers 1.5 m in 1 leap and dog covers 2.5 m in 1 leap. In how many leaps will the dog catch the rabbit?

Aluminium sheets were bought to make doors for the bath rooms in the houses of Jawahar one lakh housing colony. One sheet measures 43 (3)/(4) metres. How many doors measuring 1(1)/(4) metre length can be made using this sheet?