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From (i), (ii) and (iv), we will get the basic information as shown below: From (i), A lives on floor no. 3. From (iv), G cannot live on floor no. 4 and 2. So, G lives on floor no. 6. From (v), we will have two cases: D lives either on floor no. 1 or 7. From (ii), F lives on floor no. 2 and B lives on floor no. 4. The one who likes Classmate lives on floor no. 6. From (iii), The one who likes Pilot and Montblanc live on floor no. 5 and 1 respectively. From (iv), C lives on floor no. 7. Case 2 will get discarded as C does not like neither Pilot nor Montblanc.
From (iii) and (vi), the persons who like Nataraj lives on floor no. 4. The person who likes Apsara lives on floor no. 5. From (i), the person who likes Staedtler lives on floor no. 7. From (v), the one who likes Faber castell and Doms live on floor no. 6 and 3 respectively. Only pencil left for floor no. 2 is Camlin. From (v), The person who likes Linc and Pelikan lives on floor no. 3 and 2 respectively. Only pen left for floor no. 7 is Parker. Final arrangement as shown below:
Which memory management technique in an operating system allows programs to be loaded into memory in parts, only as needed?
Which of the following is responsible for holding the information on its way to and from the memory?
In computer terminology, ROM stands for:
Which of the following is a volatile memory technology commonly used in mobile devices and laptops?
What is the purpose of "RAM" in a computer system?
What is the system software?
Phishing is a
What is the correct structure of an email address?
What is the difference between a CD-ROM & a CD-RW?
Which of the following memory types is volatile, meaning it loses its content when the power is turned off?