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Six countries- India, China, Pakistan, Australia, USA, and England participated in an athletic event and competed amongst themselves in 15 different events. In each of the event, the winner got a gold medal, 2nd placed country got a silver medal and the third placed country got a bronze medal. There were no ties in the event. Further, no country won equal number of gold, silver, and bronze medals. Also no two countries won equal number of gold, silver or bronze medals. The following information is also known-

(i) China and England won the most number of medals a country could have won in these conditions. Similarly, only India and Pakistan won the least number of medals.
(ii) USA won 0 bronze medals and 2 gold medals.
(iii) Only two countries won more Bronze medals than England did.
(iv) Australia won the maximum number of gold medals among the six countries.
(v) The number of gold medals won by India was not the least.

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Six countries- India, China, Pakistan, Australia, USA, and England participated in an athletic event and competed amongst themselves in 15 different events. In each of the event, the winner got a gold medal, 2nd placed country got a silver medal and the third placed country got a bronze medal. There were no ties in the event. Further, no country won equal number of gold, silver, and bronze medals. Also no two countries won equal number of gold, silver or bronze medals. The following information is also known-

(i) China and England won the most number of medals a country could have won in these conditions. Similarly, only India and Pakistan won the least number of medals.
(ii) USA won 0 bronze medals and 2 gold medals.
(iii) Only two countries won more Bronze medals than England did.
(iv) Australia won the maximum number of gold medals among the six countries.
(v) The number of gold medals won by India was not the least.

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Six countries- India, China, Pakistan, Australia, USA, and England participated in an athletic event and competed amongst themselves in 15 different events. In each of the event, the winner got a gold medal, 2nd placed country got a silver medal and the third placed country got a bronze medal. There were no ties in the event. Further, no country won equal number of gold, silver, and bronze medals. Also no two countries won equal number of gold, silver or bronze medals. The following information is also known-

(i) China and England won the most number of medals a country could have won in these conditions. Similarly, only India and Pakistan won the least number of medals.
(ii) USA won 0 bronze medals and 2 gold medals.
(iii) Only two countries won more Bronze medals than England did.
(iv) Australia won the maximum number of gold medals among the six countries.
(v) The number of gold medals won by India was not the least.

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Six countries- India, China, Pakistan, Australia, USA, and England participated in an athletic event and competed amongst themselves in 15 different events. In each of the event, the winner got a gold medal, 2nd placed country got a silver medal and the third placed country got a bronze medal. There were no ties in the event. Further, no country won equal number of gold, silver, and bronze medals. Also no two countries won equal number of gold, silver or bronze medals. The following information is also known-

(i) China and England won the most number of medals a country could have won in these conditions. Similarly, only India and Pakistan won the least number of medals.
(ii) USA won 0 bronze medals and 2 gold medals.
(iii) Only two countries won more Bronze medals than England did.
(iv) Australia won the maximum number of gold medals among the six countries.
(v) The number of gold medals won by India was not the least.

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Six countries- India, China, Pakistan, Australia, USA, and England participated in an athletic event and competed amongst themselves in 15 different events. In each of the event, the winner got a gold medal, 2nd placed country got a silver medal and the third placed country got a bronze medal. There were no ties in the event. Further, no country won equal number of gold, silver, and bronze medals. Also no two countries won equal number of gold, silver or bronze medals. The following information is also known-

(i) China and England won the most number of medals a country could have won in these conditions. Similarly, only India and Pakistan won the least number of medals.
(ii) USA won 0 bronze medals and 2 gold medals.
(iii) Only two countries won more Bronze medals than England did.
(iv) Australia won the maximum number of gold medals among the six countries.
(v) The number of gold medals won by India was not the least.

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Five friends A, B, C, D, and E use telecom operators Airtel, Jio, Idea, BSNL, and Voda respectively. Each one of them uses a different amount of data, in the current month, among 25 GB, 30 GB, 40 GB, 50 GB, and 60 GB, in no particular order. Each company charges a different amount for each GB of data used among Rs 500, Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 1200, and Rs 1400, in no particular order. Further, the following information is also given-
(i) The bill paid by B, at the end of the month, is greater than that by D. The bill paid by A is more than that by E.
(ii) Idea charges Rs 1400 per GB of data used, and the bill paid by D is not Rs 30000.
(iii) Each one of them paid a different bill amount, which is greater than Rs 20000.
(iv) The per GB charge of Jio is Rs 400 more than that of Voda.
(v) C didn’t use 25 GB data and D didn’t pay the least amount of bill.

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Five friends A, B, C, D, and E use telecom operators Airtel, Jio, Idea, BSNL, and Voda respectively. Each one of them uses a different amount of data, in the current month, among 25 GB, 30 GB, 40 GB, 50 GB, and 60 GB, in no particular order. Each company charges a different amount for each GB of data used among Rs 500, Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 1200, and Rs 1400, in no particular order. Further, the following information is also given-
(i) The bill paid by B, at the end of the month, is greater than that by D. The bill paid by A is more than that by E.
(ii) Idea charges Rs 1400 per GB of data used, and the bill paid by D is not Rs 30000.
(iii) Each one of them paid a different bill amount, which is greater than Rs 20000.
(iv) The per GB charge of Jio is Rs 400 more than that of Voda.
(v) C didn’t use 25 GB data and D didn’t pay the least amount of bill.

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Five friends A, B, C, D, and E use telecom operators Airtel, Jio, Idea, BSNL, and Voda respectively. Each one of them uses a different amount of data, in the current month, among 25 GB, 30 GB, 40 GB, 50 GB, and 60 GB, in no particular order. Each company charges a different amount for each GB of data used among Rs 500, Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 1200, and Rs 1400, in no particular order. Further, the following information is also given-
(i) The bill paid by B, at the end of the month, is greater than that by D. The bill paid by A is more than that by E.
(ii) Idea charges Rs 1400 per GB of data used, and the bill paid by D is not Rs 30000.
(iii) Each one of them paid a different bill amount, which is greater than Rs 20000.
(iv) The per GB charge of Jio is Rs 400 more than that of Voda.
(v) C didn’t use 25 GB data and D didn’t pay the least amount of bill.

Read the following information carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Five friends A, B, C, D, and E use telecom operators Airtel, Jio, Idea, BSNL, and Voda respectively. Each one of them uses a different amount of data, in the current month, among 25 GB, 30 GB, 40 GB, 50 GB, and 60 GB, in no particular order. Each company charges a different amount for each GB of data used among Rs 500, Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 1200, and Rs 1400, in no particular order. Further, the following information is also given-
(i) The bill paid by B, at the end of the month, is greater than that by D. The bill paid by A is more than that by E.
(ii) Idea charges Rs 1400 per GB of data used, and the bill paid by D is not Rs 30000.
(iii) Each one of them paid a different bill amount, which is greater than Rs 20000.
(iv) The per GB charge of Jio is Rs 400 more than that of Voda.
(v) C didn’t use 25 GB data and D didn’t pay the least amount of bill.

Read the following information carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Five friends A, B, C, D, and E use telecom operators Airtel, Jio, Idea, BSNL, and Voda respectively. Each one of them uses a different amount of data, in the current month, among 25 GB, 30 GB, 40 GB, 50 GB, and 60 GB, in no particular order. Each company charges a different amount for each GB of data used among Rs 500, Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 1200, and Rs 1400, in no particular order. Further, the following information is also given-
(i) The bill paid by B, at the end of the month, is greater than that by D. The bill paid by A is more than that by E.
(ii) Idea charges Rs 1400 per GB of data used, and the bill paid by D is not Rs 30000.
(iii) Each one of them paid a different bill amount, which is greater than Rs 20000.
(iv) The per GB charge of Jio is Rs 400 more than that of Voda.
(v) C didn’t use 25 GB data and D didn’t pay the least amount of bill.

Smart Tech is a mobile application development company based in India. When a new mobile application enters development it has to go through 8 different stages before it is ready for launch. The company can undertake multiple processes at a time. The following chart gives details regarding the time required for each stage and the prerequisite stages that are required.

Smart Tech is a mobile application development company based in India. When a new mobile application enters development it has to go through 8 different stages before it is ready for launch. The company can undertake multiple processes at a time. The following chart gives details regarding the time required for each stage and the prerequisite stages that are required.

Smart Tech is a mobile application development company based in India. When a new mobile application enters development it has to go through 8 different stages before it is ready for launch. The company can undertake multiple processes at a time. The following chart gives details regarding the time required for each stage and the prerequisite stages that are required.

Smart Tech is a mobile application development company based in India. When a new mobile application enters development it has to go through 8 different stages before it is ready for launch. The company can undertake multiple processes at a time. The following chart gives details regarding the time required for each stage and the prerequisite stages that are required.

Smart Tech is a mobile application development company based in India. When a new mobile application enters development it has to go through 8 different stages before it is ready for launch. The company can undertake multiple processes at a time. The following chart gives details regarding the time required for each stage and the prerequisite stages that are required.

The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1, Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:

(1) Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not greater than 2460.
(2) Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(3) Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match, one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(4) Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match, one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his fourth match.
(5) Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(6) Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(7) The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.

The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1, Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:

(1) Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not greater than 2460.
(2) Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(3) Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match, one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(4) Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match, one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his fourth match.
(5) Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(6) Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(7) The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.

The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1, Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:

(1) Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not greater than 2460.
(2) Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(3) Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match, one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(4) Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match, one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his fourth match.
(5) Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(6) Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(7) The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.

The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1, Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:

(1) Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not greater than 2460.
(2) Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(3) Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match, one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(4) Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match, one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his fourth match.
(5) Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(6) Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(7) The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.

The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1, Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:

(1) Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not greater than 2460.
(2) Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(3) Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match, one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(4) Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match, one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his fourth match.
(5) Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his fourth match.
(6) Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth match.
(7) The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.