In a 600 m race A beats B by 60 m and C by 105 m. By how many metres will B beat C in a 600 m race?
Correct answer C. 50 m
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Races and Games MCQs are aptitude questions on contests where one competitor beats another by a distance or time, gives a head start, or scores points in games such as billiards. They help candidates for staff selection, banking and recruitment tests. Every question shows its correct answer instantly, so you can check your reasoning as you go.
Correct answer C. 50 m
Correct answer D. 10 seconds
Correct answer B. 75 m
Correct answer B. 18 km/h
Correct answer A. 10 minutes
Correct answer D. 15 minutes
Correct answer A. 10 points
Correct answer C. 60 m
Correct answer B. 3 min 20 s
Correct answer B. 16 2/3 m
Correct answer B. 15
Correct answer C. 120 seconds
Correct answer A. 200 m
Correct answer C. 450 m
Correct answer B. 5 minutes
Correct answer D. 40 m
Correct answer A. 195 m
Correct answer B. 15 points
Correct answer C. 400 seconds
Correct answer C. 60 seconds
These questions apply speed and ratio ideas to races. You will see problems where A beats B by a set distance or number of seconds, races with a head start, and ratio questions such as A running 22.5 m while B runs 25 m. Some combine two results, for example A beats B and B beats C, and ask by how much A beats C in the same race. Billiards and game point problems use the same proportional logic. The key is to compare distances covered in the same time, or times taken for the same distance.
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It means that when A crosses the finishing line, B is still 20 metres behind. So in the time A runs the full race distance, B runs the race distance minus 20 metres. This gives the ratio of their speeds, which is used to solve most race questions.
Convert each result into a ratio of distances covered in the same time. If A beats B by 25 m and B beats C by 4 m in 100 m, then A : B is 100 : 75 and B : C is 100 : 96. When A runs 100 m, C runs 72 m, so A beats C by 28 m.
Last reviewed October 2026