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Directions: In an encoder a sequence of numbers is fed and the following outputs are obtained at different stages of the encoder.

In this code, the numbers are basically being rearranged in every step based on a certain predefined pattern. To make this simpler to understand, let's replace each of the numbers by an letter and rewrite the steps of the code as below:

A = 14; B = 32; C = 99; D = 110; E = 88; F = 9; G = 11; H = 18

Input: A B C D E F G H

Stage 1: G A B C D E F H

Stage 2: G C A B D E F H

Stage 3: G C D A B E F H

Stage 4: G C D B A E F H

Stage 5: G C D B F E A H

We'll be using the above stages to solve all the questions asked.

Directions: In an encoder a sequence of numbers is fed and the following outputs are obtained at different stages of the encoder.

In this code, the numbers are basically being rearranged in every step based on a certain predefined pattern. To make this simpler to understand, let's replace each of the numbers by an letter and rewrite the steps of the code as below:

A = 14; B = 32; C = 99; D = 110; E = 88; F = 9; G = 11; H = 18

Input: A B C D E F G H

Stage 1: G A B C D E F H

Stage 2: G C A B D E F H

Stage 3: G C D A B E F H

Stage 4: G C D B A E F H

Stage 5: G C D B F E A H

We'll be using the above stages to solve all the questions asked.

Directions: In an encoder a sequence of numbers is fed and the following outputs are obtained at different stages of the encoder.

In this code, the numbers are basically being rearranged in every step based on a certain predefined pattern. To make this simpler to understand, let's replace each of the numbers by an letter and rewrite the steps of the code as below:

A = 14; B = 32; C = 99; D = 110; E = 88; F = 9; G = 11; H = 18

Input: A B C D E F G H

Stage 1: G A B C D E F H

Stage 2: G C A B D E F H

Stage 3: G C D A B E F H

Stage 4: G C D B A E F H

Stage 5: G C D B F E A H

We'll be using the above stages to solve all the questions asked.

Directions: In an encoder a sequence of numbers is fed and the following outputs are obtained at different stages of the encoder.

In this code, the numbers are basically being rearranged in every step based on a certain predefined pattern. To make this simpler to understand, let's replace each of the numbers by an letter and rewrite the steps of the code as below:

A = 14; B = 32; C = 99; D = 110; E = 88; F = 9; G = 11; H = 18

Input: A B C D E F G H

Stage 1: G A B C D E F H

Stage 2: G C A B D E F H

Stage 3: G C D A B E F H

Stage 4: G C D B A E F H

Stage 5: G C D B F E A H

We'll be using the above stages to solve all the questions asked.

Directions: From the information provided below, answer the question that follows.

Mr Gates could schedule his business meetings with five clients Mittal, Murti, Ayyar, Ambani and Parekh only on the 31st of different months of the same calendar year, not necessarily in this order.

1) Every season except winter has one meeting.

2) Murti is slotted for the winter season but is on leave in December.

3) Mittal meets in the first month of the only two consecutive months when a meeting can take place.

4) Ambani is the last to meet Gates.

5) Ayyar meets just before the start of the rains.

Consider the Indian seasons as:

Summer season - April to June

Rainy season - July to September

Winter season - October to January

Spring season - February and March.

Following the above instructions, the final chart will look like this:

Mittal – July

Murti – October/January

Ayyar – May

Ambani – December

Parekh - March

Directions: From the information provided below, answer the question that follows.

Mr Gates could schedule his business meetings with five clients Mittal, Murti, Ayyar, Ambani and Parekh only on the 31st of different months of the same calendar year, not necessarily in this order.

1) Every season except winter has one meeting.

2) Murti is slotted for the winter season but is on leave in December.

3) Mittal meets in the first month of the only two consecutive months when a meeting can take place.

4) Ambani is the last to meet Gates.

5) Ayyar meets just before the start of the rains.

Consider the Indian seasons as:

Summer season - April to June

Rainy season - July to September

Winter season - October to January

Spring season - February and March.

Following the above instructions, the final chart will look like this:

Mittal – July

Murti – October/January

Ayyar – May

Ambani – December

Parekh - March

Directions: From the information provided below, answer the question that follows.

Mr Gates could schedule his business meetings with five clients Mittal, Murti, Ayyar, Ambani and Parekh only on the 31st of different months of the same calendar year, not necessarily in this order.

1) Every season except winter has one meeting.

2) Murti is slotted for the winter season but is on leave in December.

3) Mittal meets in the first month of the only two consecutive months when a meeting can take place.

4) Ambani is the last to meet Gates.

5) Ayyar meets just before the start of the rains.

Consider the Indian seasons as:

Summer season - April to June

Rainy season - July to September

Winter season - October to January

Spring season - February and March.

Following the above instructions, the final chart will look like this:

Mittal – July

Murti – October/January

Ayyar – May

Ambani – December

Parekh - March

Directions: From the information provided below, answer the question that follows.

Mr Gates could schedule his business meetings with five clients Mittal, Murti, Ayyar, Ambani and Parekh only on the 31st of different months of the same calendar year, not necessarily in this order.

1) Every season except winter has one meeting.

2) Murti is slotted for the winter season but is on leave in December.

3) Mittal meets in the first month of the only two consecutive months when a meeting can take place.

4) Ambani is the last to meet Gates.

5) Ayyar meets just before the start of the rains.

Consider the Indian seasons as:

Summer season - April to June

Rainy season - July to September

Winter season - October to January

Spring season - February and March.

Following the above instructions, the final chart will look like this:

Mittal – July

Murti – October/January

Ayyar – May

Ambani – December

Parekh - March