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A, B, C and D are 4 persons from 4 different continents Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Also, each one of them speaks a different language among Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each of the 4 people belongs to one of the 3 categories - Truth-teller, Liar and Alterntor. A truth-teller always speaks the truth, a liar always lies and an alternator alternates between a truth and a lie. It is known that there is at least one liar. Each of the 4 people states 3 sentences each, as follows:

A:

1. D does not always speak the truth.

2. B knows French.

3. C is from Australia.

B:

1. A is a liar.

2. I do not always speak the truth.

3. I know French.

C:

1. D is not from Europe.

2. A does not know Spanish.

3. A is not from Asia.

D:

1. I speak French.

2. There is only one liar.

3. B is from Asia.

Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.

A, B, C and D are 4 persons from 4 different continents Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Also, each one of them speaks a different language among Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each of the 4 people belongs to one of the 3 categories - Truth-teller, Liar and Alterntor. A truth-teller always speaks the truth, a liar always lies and an alternator alternates between a truth and a lie. It is known that there is at least one liar. Each of the 4 people states 3 sentences each, as follows:

A:

1. D does not always speak the truth.

2. B knows French.

3. C is from Australia.

B:

1. A is a liar.

2. I do not always speak the truth.

3. I know French.

C:

1. D is not from Europe.

2. A does not know Spanish.

3. A is not from Asia.

D:

1. I speak French.

2. There is only one liar.

3. B is from Asia.

Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.

A, B, C and D are 4 persons from 4 different continents Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Also, each one of them speaks a different language among Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each of the 4 people belongs to one of the 3 categories - Truth-teller, Liar and Alterntor. A truth-teller always speaks the truth, a liar always lies and an alternator alternates between a truth and a lie. It is known that there is at least one liar. Each of the 4 people states 3 sentences each, as follows:

A:

1. D does not always speak the truth.

2. B knows French.

3. C is from Australia.

B:

1. A is a liar.

2. I do not always speak the truth.

3. I know French.

C:

1. D is not from Europe.

2. A does not know Spanish.

3. A is not from Asia.

D:

1. I speak French.

2. There is only one liar.

3. B is from Asia.

Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.

A, B, C and D are 4 persons from 4 different continents Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Also, each one of them speaks a different language among Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each of the 4 people belongs to one of the 3 categories - Truth-teller, Liar and Alterntor. A truth-teller always speaks the truth, a liar always lies and an alternator alternates between a truth and a lie. It is known that there is at least one liar. Each of the 4 people states 3 sentences each, as follows:

A:

1. D does not always speak the truth.

2. B knows French.

3. C is from Australia.

B:

1. A is a liar.

2. I do not always speak the truth.

3. I know French.

C:

1. D is not from Europe.

2. A does not know Spanish.

3. A is not from Asia.

D:

1. I speak French.

2. There is only one liar.

3. B is from Asia.

Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.

A, B, C and D are 4 persons from 4 different continents Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Also, each one of them speaks a different language among Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each of the 4 people belongs to one of the 3 categories - Truth-teller, Liar and Alterntor. A truth-teller always speaks the truth, a liar always lies and an alternator alternates between a truth and a lie. It is known that there is at least one liar. Each of the 4 people states 3 sentences each, as follows:

A:

1. D does not always speak the truth.

2. B knows French.

3. C is from Australia.

B:

1. A is a liar.

2. I do not always speak the truth.

3. I know French.

C:

1. D is not from Europe.

2. A does not know Spanish.

3. A is not from Asia.

D:

1. I speak French.

2. There is only one liar.

3. B is from Asia.

Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.

A company makes a schedule for 10 projects to be completed. The table shows the time taken to complete each project. However before starting a project, certain project or projects must be completed.  No projects are required to be completed before starting A and B.

A company can work on any number of projects at a particular point of time.

A company makes a schedule for 10 projects to be completed. The table shows the time taken to complete each project. However before starting a project, certain project or projects must be completed.  No projects are required to be completed before starting A and B.

A company can work on any number of projects at a particular point of time.

A company makes a schedule for 10 projects to be completed. The table shows the time taken to complete each project. However before starting a project, certain project or projects must be completed.  No projects are required to be completed before starting A and B.

A company can work on any number of projects at a particular point of time.

A company makes a schedule for 10 projects to be completed. The table shows the time taken to complete each project. However before starting a project, certain project or projects must be completed.  No projects are required to be completed before starting A and B.

A company can work on any number of projects at a particular point of time.

A company makes a schedule for 10 projects to be completed. The table shows the time taken to complete each project. However before starting a project, certain project or projects must be completed.  No projects are required to be completed before starting A and B.

A company can work on any number of projects at a particular point of time.

R-city mall in Hyderabad keeps track of the number of customers entering and exiting the mall. The following is the report of one particular day. The mall opens at 10 am and closes at 3.50 pm sharp. Every customer stays at the mall for at least 1 hour.

R-city mall in Hyderabad keeps track of the number of customers entering and exiting the mall. The following is the report of one particular day. The mall opens at 10 am and closes at 3.50 pm sharp. Every customer stays at the mall for at least 1 hour.

R-city mall in Hyderabad keeps track of the number of customers entering and exiting the mall. The following is the report of one particular day. The mall opens at 10 am and closes at 3.50 pm sharp. Every customer stays at the mall for at least 1 hour.

R-city mall in Hyderabad keeps track of the number of customers entering and exiting the mall. The following is the report of one particular day. The mall opens at 10 am and closes at 3.50 pm sharp. Every customer stays at the mall for at least 1 hour.

R-city mall in Hyderabad keeps track of the number of customers entering and exiting the mall. The following is the report of one particular day. The mall opens at 10 am and closes at 3.50 pm sharp. Every customer stays at the mall for at least 1 hour.

St. Francis School has 180 students in 11th class studying three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry. A students who clears all three subjects is classified as PASSED and is promoted to 12th class. A student who fails to clear one or two but not three subjects is classified as TOLERATED and is promoted to 12th class but has to reappear for the failed subjects. A student who fails to clear all three subjects is classified as FAILED and is not promoted to 12th class and has to reappear for all the three subjects.
Further it is known that:
- 40% of 11th class students were classified as PASSED.
- 16 students were classified as FAILED.
- The number of students who did not clear Maths is 44
- The number of students who did not clear only Physics is 13
- The number of students who did not clear exactly two subjects Maths and Physics is 9

St. Francis School has 180 students in 11th class studying three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry. A students who clears all three subjects is classified as PASSED and is promoted to 12th class. A student who fails to clear one or two but not three subjects is classified as TOLERATED and is promoted to 12th class but has to reappear for the failed subjects. A student who fails to clear all three subjects is classified as FAILED and is not promoted to 12th class and has to reappear for all the three subjects.
Further it is known that:
- 40% of 11th class students were classified as PASSED.
- 16 students were classified as FAILED.
- The number of students who did not clear Maths is 44
- The number of students who did not clear only Physics is 13
- The number of students who did not clear exactly two subjects Maths and Physics is 9

St. Francis School has 180 students in 11th class studying three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry. A students who clears all three subjects is classified as PASSED and is promoted to 12th class. A student who fails to clear one or two but not three subjects is classified as TOLERATED and is promoted to 12th class but has to reappear for the failed subjects. A student who fails to clear all three subjects is classified as FAILED and is not promoted to 12th class and has to reappear for all the three subjects.
Further it is known that:
- 40% of 11th class students were classified as PASSED.
- 16 students were classified as FAILED.
- The number of students who did not clear Maths is 44
- The number of students who did not clear only Physics is 13
- The number of students who did not clear exactly two subjects Maths and Physics is 9

St. Francis School has 180 students in 11th class studying three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry. A students who clears all three subjects is classified as PASSED and is promoted to 12th class. A student who fails to clear one or two but not three subjects is classified as TOLERATED and is promoted to 12th class but has to reappear for the failed subjects. A student who fails to clear all three subjects is classified as FAILED and is not promoted to 12th class and has to reappear for all the three subjects.
Further it is known that:
- 40% of 11th class students were classified as PASSED.
- 16 students were classified as FAILED.
- The number of students who did not clear Maths is 44
- The number of students who did not clear only Physics is 13
- The number of students who did not clear exactly two subjects Maths and Physics is 9

St. Francis School has 180 students in 11th class studying three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry. A students who clears all three subjects is classified as PASSED and is promoted to 12th class. A student who fails to clear one or two but not three subjects is classified as TOLERATED and is promoted to 12th class but has to reappear for the failed subjects. A student who fails to clear all three subjects is classified as FAILED and is not promoted to 12th class and has to reappear for all the three subjects.
Further it is known that:
- 40% of 11th class students were classified as PASSED.
- 16 students were classified as FAILED.
- The number of students who did not clear Maths is 44
- The number of students who did not clear only Physics is 13
- The number of students who did not clear exactly two subjects Maths and Physics is 9