Unitary Method Quiz
The Unitary Method Quiz shines a spotlight on a math method that quietly runs much of our lives. One of the coolest uses of the unitary method dates back to wartime rationing. During World War II, governments used unit calculations to ensure food supplies lasted across large populations. If one person needed X grams per day, they just multiplied it up. Simple, right? That’s the power of this underrated trick. The quiz on unitary method is built around problems that show how useful this thinking is, even beyond textbooks. If you’ve ever wondered how time, distance, speed, or cost problems connect, this math quiz unitary method format is a great place to start. Bonus: it might actually be more fun than expected.
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Sample Questions from This Quiz
- A train covers 480 km in 8 hours. How far will it travel in 5 hours at the same speed?
- 3 litres of oil costs ₹330. What is the cost of 7 litres?
- If 5 machines can produce 200 units in 4 hours, how many machines are required to produce the same in 2 hours?
- If 9 men take 12 days to dig a pond, how many men are needed to do it in 4 days?
- 16 men can do a job in 10 days. How many men are needed to do it in 8 days?
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