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The minimum number of houses who like bull dogs and Samoyeds is?
Logic: If we try to consider each of the house who like bull dogs and Samoyeds as independent of each other, we would get a total of
1000+750=1750 houses.
However, we have a total of only 1500 houses in the colony and hence, there has tp be a minimum interference of at least 250 houses who like both bull dogs and Samoyeds.
Therefore 250 houses is the Answer
Hence, option c is the correct Answer
In this case, the number of houses who like bull dogs and German shepherds can be separate from each other since there is no interference required between the houses who like bull dogs and the houses who like German shepherds as their individual sum
(1000+300) is smaller than the 1500 available houses in the colony. Therefore there are 0 houses who like both bull dogs and German shepherds.
Hence, option d is the correct Answer
For this to occur, the following situation would give the required solution:
As we can clearly see from the figure, all the requirements of each category of breeds is fulfilled by the given allocation of 1000 houses. In this situation, the maximum number of houses who do not like any of the three dog breeds is visible as 1500-1000=500.
Hence, option b is the correct Answer
There were 3 sections in the mock test of CDS. Out of them, 33 students cleared the cut-off in Section 1, 34 students cleared the cut-off in Section 2 and 32 cleared the cut-off in Section 3. 10 students cleared the cut-off in Section 1 and Section 2, 9 cleared the cut-off in Section 2 and Section 3, 8 cleared the cut-off in Section 1 and Section 3 . The number of people who cleared each section alone was equal and was 21 for each section.
How many students cleared all the three sections?
6 students cleared the cut-off in all the three sections.
Hence option b is the correct answer.
The figure now becomes:
Total students who cleared the cut-off from only one section =
Hence option a is the correct answer.
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