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Six boxes are arranged in a row. The boxes are marked as B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 and B6. Each box contains a different number of pillows from among 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30, but not necessarily in the given order. Also, each box has different coloured pillows from the following colours - Brown, Green, Orange, White, Pink and Yellow, but not necessarily in the given order. Consider all the boxes to be facing the east direction.The box B6 is arranged third on the right of the box with White pillows. The box with Pink pillows has three times the number of pillows as in box B5. The box B4 is arranged exactly between the box with Orange pillows and box B1. The box with Green pillows has 20 pillows and it is at one of the extreme ends. The total number of pillows in B6 and the number of pillows in the box on its immediate right is equal to the number of pillows in box B1. There are exactly two boxes between boxes B4 and B5. The box B3 is second on the left of the box with 30 pillows. The box B4 contains 15 pillows. The box with Brown pillows contains more pillows than box B5.Six boxes are arranged in a row. The boxes are marked as B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 and B6. Each box contains a different number of pillows from among 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30, but not necessarily in the given order. Also, each box has different coloured pillows from the following colours - Brown, Green, Orange, White, Pink and Yellow, but not necessarily in the given order. Consider all the boxes to be facing the east direction.The box B6 is arranged third on the right of the box with White pillows. The box with Pink pillows has three times the number of pillows as in box B5. The box B4 is arranged exactly between the box with Orange pillows and box B1. The box with Green pillows has 20 pillows and it is at one of the extreme ends. The total number of pillows in B6 and the number of pillows in the box on its immediate right is equal to the number of pillows in box B1. There are exactly two boxes between boxes B4 and B5. The box B3 is second on the left of the box with 30 pillows. The box B4 contains 15 pillows. The box with Brown pillows contains more pillows than box B5.
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Find the minimum value of C such that the equation 11x+19y =C has exactly 9 integral solutions?
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If m, n, o and p are positive numbers then what is the minimum value of (m+n+o+p) *(1/m+1/n+1/o+1/p)
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How many pairs of integers (xy) exist such that the product of x, y and HCF(x, y) = 3000?
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Tensile strength of a material A is a multiple of amount of materials a, b, c, d used. If the amount of material of a, b, c, d are changed by +30%, -30%, -25%, +25% respectively, what will be the overall change in tensile strength of A?No Change+14.68%–14.68%Depends on the initial amount of a, b, c, d
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1) percentage change = a+ b+ 2ab/1002)A populated city's population is getting wiped out due to COVID-19 virus. In the first month, it decreased by 5%, then in the second and third months, it decreased by 7% and 11% respectively. What is the population currently if the population 3 months ago was 2,40,000.a) 188716 b) 188819 c) 191412 d) 168915 e) 165412
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E-Book Analytical Puzzle - 1 Q13-20) In Explanition, how MR and NS's position is deterined as 3 & 4 respectively
A sports event was held in a college. JS, KS, LB, MR, NS and PP (initials of the people) participated in Table Tennis, Carrom and Chess on behalf of their colleges. The top 6 ranks in all the three sports were secured by these people.Further it is known that no two people have secured the same rank in any sport and no one secured the same rank in any of the two sports. MR has got a better rank than NS, with the ranks of both of them being consecutive integers, in all sports but none of them secured rank 1 or rank 6 in any of the sports. KS's rank in Chess is 2 and that in Carrom is 3. LB's rank in Chess and PP's rank in Table Tennis is same. LB's rank in Table Tennis and JS's rank in Chess is same. The sum of the ranks of LB in the 3 sports is the highest. The sum of the ranks of NS is equal to the sum of ranks of PP.Note: Rank 1 is considered as the winner and rank 2 as runner up and so on.