swagat.sid Says

Agreed but when you look at the solution, it states that that No of sears PPC has won is 40, why the present tense here??

It is the present perfect tense.. It denotes an action which completed just now. My advice is don't overlook into grammar in an LR question and confuse yourself.

swagat.sid Says

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Exactly. This is a mistake in the language. I had the same doubt 40 or 45.
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yeah the ques was not clear.......:sneaky:

i too made the same mistake.....marked 45 instead of 40......

The question is correct and clear. You mean that since it was given as 'how many votes were won by PPC' , we should infer that the answer is the number of seats won by ppc before transfer.

But, whether it's before recounting or after recounting, it's past tense only. Because the incident has already happened. If you read the whole sentence, you can understand that the question is-- after recounting, how many number of seats were won by PPC in the case that no two parties won the same number of seats.

So, the answer should be 40 as per the second case since in the first case you ll get the number of seats won by PPC and NIC as same (45).

Find the sum of the series (1/40) + (1/88 ) + (1/154) + ...... (1/59290)?
Options: 1) 48/240 2) 16/245 c) 48/245 d)3/49

Does the idiom tight and loose exist ? If yes, please quote the meaning.

Playing tight and loose with the sentiments -It means hurting the sentiments(by not understanding them)

My take on set 70

Option E

Statement 1: No.of male sheeps =10 So,No of female sheeps= 40. We cant determine, how many are black in that. So, Insufficient

Statement 2: 2/5(50)= 20. 20 sheeps are black. Out of that, we cant find how many female sheeps are there. So, insufficient

Taking both: 50-10 => 40 female sheeps; 10 male sheeps
40%(50) = 20 black sheeps.
Still, we cant find out the no of female sheeps which are black as no exact ratio is given in statement 2.

Hence, Option E

Set 129

My take

1. Option 4
2. Option 4

Set 74

My take


1. Option B
2. Option E
3. Option B

Set 128

My take

1. Option 4
2. Option 3
3. Option 1

Messy_19 Says

Had asked this earlier. Got only one reply. Would appreciate more inputs from you puys.

I think you can use all the above. It's an idiom which means comparison of two entirely different things. It's used to mean that there are no similarities between two entities.

Set 73

My take

1. D
2. A
3. E