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Six people A, B, C, D, E and F attend CAT classes of six different subjects i.e., Marketing, Quant, Reasoning, English, Current affairs and Computer but not in the same order. Each of them attends these classes on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday such that one day is holiday. Only one person attends the class in a day.

C attends the class immediately before the one who attends the Computer class such that there is no holiday between the days. Three persons attend the class between A and the one who attends the class of Computer.

A attends the class before Wednesday. C does not attend class of English. There is a gap of three days between the classes of C and the one who attends the class of Marketing. Number of days after the holiday is the same as the number of days before the one who attends the Current affairs class.

B attends the class immediately after the Current affairs class. One person attends the class between D and the one who attends Quant classes. Number of days before D attending the class is same as the number of persons attending the class between F and the one attending Reasoning class.

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Six people A, B, C, D, E and F attend CAT classes of six different subjects i.e., Marketing, Quant, Reasoning, English, Current affairs and Computer but not in the same order. Each of them attends these classes on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday such that one day is holiday. Only one person attends the class in a day.

C attends the class immediately before the one who attends the Computer class such that there is no holiday between the days. Three persons attend the class between A and the one who attends the class of Computer.

A attends the class before Wednesday. C does not attend class of English. There is a gap of three days between the classes of C and the one who attends the class of Marketing. Number of days after the holiday is the same as the number of days before the one who attends the Current affairs class.

B attends the class immediately after the Current affairs class. One person attends the class between D and the one who attends Quant classes. Number of days before D attending the class is same as the number of persons attending the class between F and the one attending Reasoning class.

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Six people A, B, C, D, E and F attend CAT classes of six different subjects i.e., Marketing, Quant, Reasoning, English, Current affairs and Computer but not in the same order. Each of them attends these classes on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday such that one day is holiday. Only one person attends the class in a day.

C attends the class immediately before the one who attends the Computer class such that there is no holiday between the days. Three persons attend the class between A and the one who attends the class of Computer.

A attends the class before Wednesday. C does not attend class of English. There is a gap of three days between the classes of C and the one who attends the class of Marketing. Number of days after the holiday is the same as the number of days before the one who attends the Current affairs class.

B attends the class immediately after the Current affairs class. One person attends the class between D and the one who attends Quant classes. Number of days before D attending the class is same as the number of persons attending the class between F and the one attending Reasoning class.

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Six people A, B, C, D, E and F attend CAT classes of six different subjects i.e., Marketing, Quant, Reasoning, English, Current affairs and Computer but not in the same order. Each of them attends these classes on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday such that one day is holiday. Only one person attends the class in a day.

C attends the class immediately before the one who attends the Computer class such that there is no holiday between the days. Three persons attend the class between A and the one who attends the class of Computer.

A attends the class before Wednesday. C does not attend class of English. There is a gap of three days between the classes of C and the one who attends the class of Marketing. Number of days after the holiday is the same as the number of days before the one who attends the Current affairs class.

B attends the class immediately after the Current affairs class. One person attends the class between D and the one who attends Quant classes. Number of days before D attending the class is same as the number of persons attending the class between F and the one attending Reasoning class.

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There are five water bodies (A, B, C, D and E) in any of the three regions i.e. 'P', 'Q' and 'R'. Each water body is divided in any of the three categories i.e. fresh, brackish and saline. The category in which a given water body will fall depends on effective quantity of water added to it in a day, which is given in the table below.

Note: Effective quantity of water added/day = Quantity of water added by rivers/day - quantity of water lost by evaporation/day

The given table shows number of rivers that debouches, quantity of water added/hour by each river, size of water body and the rate of evaporation (water lost per hour due to evaporation), in three different climatic conditions.

Only region 'P' has least number of water bodies. 'E' doesn't lie in region 'P'. 'C' lie in region 'Q'. The water body that lie in region 'R' doesn't have least area. The water body in region 'P' and region 'R' have same area. The number of water bodies in regions 'Q' and 'R' is equal. 'D' lies in cold climatic condition. Region 'P', region 'Q' and region 'R' are in mild, hot and cold, climatic conditions, respectively.

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There are five water bodies (A, B, C, D and E) in any of the three regions i.e. 'P', 'Q' and 'R'. Each water body is divided in any of the three categories i.e. fresh, brackish and saline. The category in which a given water body will fall depends on effective quantity of water added to it in a day, which is given in the table below.

Note: Effective quantity of water added/day = Quantity of water added by rivers/day - quantity of water lost by evaporation/day

The given table shows number of rivers that debouches, quantity of water added/hour by each river, size of water body and the rate of evaporation (water lost per hour due to evaporation), in three different climatic conditions.

Only region 'P' has least number of water bodies. 'E' doesn't lie in region 'P'. 'C' lie in region 'Q'. The water body that lie in region 'R' doesn't have least area. The water body in region 'P' and region 'R' have same area. The number of water bodies in regions 'Q' and 'R' is equal. 'D' lies in cold climatic condition. Region 'P', region 'Q' and region 'R' are in mild, hot and cold, climatic conditions, respectively.

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There are five water bodies (A, B, C, D and E) in any of the three regions i.e. 'P', 'Q' and 'R'. Each water body is divided in any of the three categories i.e. fresh, brackish and saline. The category in which a given water body will fall depends on effective quantity of water added to it in a day, which is given in the table below.

Note: Effective quantity of water added/day = Quantity of water added by rivers/day - quantity of water lost by evaporation/day

The given table shows number of rivers that debouches, quantity of water added/hour by each river, size of water body and the rate of evaporation (water lost per hour due to evaporation), in three different climatic conditions.

Only region 'P' has least number of water bodies. 'E' doesn't lie in region 'P'. 'C' lie in region 'Q'. The water body that lie in region 'R' doesn't have least area. The water body in region 'P' and region 'R' have same area. The number of water bodies in regions 'Q' and 'R' is equal. 'D' lies in cold climatic condition. Region 'P', region 'Q' and region 'R' are in mild, hot and cold, climatic conditions, respectively.

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There are five water bodies (A, B, C, D and E) in any of the three regions i.e. 'P', 'Q' and 'R'. Each water body is divided in any of the three categories i.e. fresh, brackish and saline. The category in which a given water body will fall depends on effective quantity of water added to it in a day, which is given in the table below.

Note: Effective quantity of water added/day = Quantity of water added by rivers/day - quantity of water lost by evaporation/day

The given table shows number of rivers that debouches, quantity of water added/hour by each river, size of water body and the rate of evaporation (water lost per hour due to evaporation), in three different climatic conditions.

Only region 'P' has least number of water bodies. 'E' doesn't lie in region 'P'. 'C' lie in region 'Q'. The water body that lie in region 'R' doesn't have least area. The water body in region 'P' and region 'R' have same area. The number of water bodies in regions 'Q' and 'R' is equal. 'D' lies in cold climatic condition. Region 'P', region 'Q' and region 'R' are in mild, hot and cold, climatic conditions, respectively.

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A seller sold different number of five different articles (P, Q, R, S and T). The number of article 'P', 'Q', 'R', 'S' and 'T' sold by the seller is (x + y), (2y - x), (3x - y), x and 2y, respectively.

The given pie-chart shows the percentage distribution/ number of given five different articles sold by the seller.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of value of each unit of five different currencies in terms of INR. The sum of the values of each unit of all the currencies in INR is 250.

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A seller sold different number of five different articles (P, Q, R, S and T). The number of article 'P', 'Q', 'R', 'S' and 'T' sold by the seller is (x + y), (2y - x), (3x - y), x and 2y, respectively.

The given pie-chart shows the percentage distribution/ number of given five different articles sold by the seller.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of value of each unit of five different currencies in terms of INR. The sum of the values of each unit of all the currencies in INR is 250.