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At a recruitment test, the candidates were tested for General Awareness (G
- A and Quantitative Techniques (Q
- T . 54% and 45%, failed in GA and QT, respectively, while 16%, failed in both. If 136 candidates passed in both. what was the total number of candidates?
According to the ven diagram, Only GA + Only QA + Both = 38 + 29 + 16 = 83% So, 17% passed in both, Now, here 17% = 136 1% = 8 100% = 800 ∴ The total number of candidates is 800More Previous year papers Questions
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