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by stop@800 » Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:21 am
Again C

from A we can find x but not y
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from B no info about values

combining both we can get the ans...


OA please
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by stubbornp » Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:23 am
stop@800 wrote:Again C

from A we can find x but not y
and
from B no info about values

combining both we can get the ans...


OA please

How we can find x from first stmt??
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by cramya » Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:23 pm
Like stop@800

From (1) we can find x - number of women

x = 166

There is no indication of how many men are available. Th number of groups that can be formed depend on the number of men and women

From (2) x= y +1 there is no way we can find the numbe rof men or women. hence cant determine the number of groups that can be forme with exactly 3 w and 2 m

From (1) we can get x(no of women) and then from (2) we can get y(no of men) and this is enough to calcuate then number of grouping possible

Hope this helps!
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