Among 120 youngsters of Nabadwip, 100 play kabaddi, 110 play kushti, 70 play kho-kho, 50 play kanche and 40 play kikli. What can be the maximum number of youngsters who engage in exactly four of five activities?
A. 50
B. 60
C. 70
D. 80
P.S: I do not have OA.shall appreciate it if someone can come up with detailed explanation
At a particular instant the angle of elevation of a bird observed from a point P ,200 m above from a lake is 30 Degree.At the same instant the angle of depression of the bird's reflection in the lake as observed from the same point P is found to be 60 Degree.Find the height at which the bird is flying above the lake at that instant ?
A man has special rechargeable electric vehicle which can maintain a speed of x km/hr for (100-x) mins,after which it nees to recharged .What is the max distance (in KM) the man can cover without recharging in between ?
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W : I didn't commit the crime. Y also didn't commit the crime.
There are four distinct terms in a sequence such that the first and last term are equal. The first 3 terms are in AP. The last three terms are in GP. Find the common ratio of the last three terms
A ball dropped from 36m above the ground rebounds to 1/3rd of its height from which it falls.If it continues to rebound in the following manner, find the total distance that it will cover before coming to a halt