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Which of the following statement is not true?
Which of the following statement is not true?
I.At every point of time, number of Mumbai fans was more than the number of Pune fans.
II. Ratio between the number of Mumbai fans in the beginning at 8.00 pm and number of Pune fans finally at 10.00 pm is 8 : 25.
I. It is clear from the table that Mumbai fans were more than the number of Pune fans. II. Required ratio = 3000/9600 = 25/8 More Databased Questions
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