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In the given Input-Output the numbers are arranged from both the ends simultaneously. In first step- Lowest number is arranged from the left end and highest number is arranged from the right end. In second step- 2nd lowest number is arranged from the left end and 2nd highest number is arranged from the right end and so on... Also while arranging the numbers, the numbers which are arranged from left end are replaced by the addition of the digits of that number whereas the numbers which are arranged from the right end are replaced by the difference of the digits of that number. Input: 76 14 12 96 86 34 65 45 56 24 Step I: 03 76 14 86 34 65 45 56 24 03 Step II: 05 03 76 34 65 45 56 24 03 02 Step III: 06 05 03 34 65 45 56 03 02 01 Step IV: 07 06 05 03 45 56 03 02 01 01 Step V: 09 07 06 05 03 03 02 01 01 01
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In the question below some statements are given followed by three conclusions I, II and III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if t...
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Some Venice are Godot.
Some Milan are Godot.
Some Italy are Milan.
Conclusions:
I. Some Venice are defini...
Statement:
Only a few A are C
All A are B
Conclusion:
I. Some C are not B...
Statements:
A few parrots are hens.
No parrot is bird.
All bird are sparrows.
Conclusions:
I: Some hens are not b...
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All scooters are bikes.
Conclusions: I. some cars are bikes.
II. Some...
Statements:
Only a few Kite are Stick.
No Stick is Paper.
All Paper are Colour.
Conclusions:
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