Directions: Read the following data to answer the questions given below.

Four gentlemen (A, B, C and D) went to an expensive restaurant to dine. They checked their coats, hats, gloves, and canes at the door (each of the gentlemen had one of each). But when they checked out, there was a mix up, and each of the men ended up with exactly one article of clothing (a pair of gloves is considered a single article of clothing) belonging to each one of the four. A and B ended up with their own coats, C ended up with his own hat and D ended up with his own gloves. A did not end up with C’s cane.

Directions: Read the following data to answer the questions given below.

Four gentlemen (A, B, C and D) went to an expensive restaurant to dine. They checked their coats, hats, gloves, and canes at the door (each of the gentlemen had one of each). But when they checked out, there was a mix up, and each of the men ended up with exactly one article of clothing (a pair of gloves is considered a single article of clothing) belonging to each one of the four. A and B ended up with their own coats, C ended up with his own hat and D ended up with his own gloves. A did not end up with C’s cane.

Directions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Five  students  wrote an examination.  After they received their  marks (all different), they realised  the following facts :

1. All obtained marks which were multiples of 10.
2. Only 1 student had secured less than the minimum passing score of 40.
3. Mohan obtained two-thirds the marks of the student who got 60.
4. The student who obtained more marks than Krish and less than Vivek, also obtained three and a half times the marks that Raj obtained.
5. Jay’s score is the average of Krish and Vivek

Directions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Five  students  wrote an examination.  After they received their  marks (all different), they realised  the following facts :

1. All obtained marks which were multiples of 10.
2. Only 1 student had secured less than the minimum passing score of 40.
3. Mohan obtained two-thirds the marks of the student who got 60.
4. The student who obtained more marks than Krish and less than Vivek, also obtained three and a half times the marks that Raj obtained.
5. Jay’s score is the average of Krish and Vivek

Directions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Five  students  wrote an examination.  After they received their  marks (all different), they realised  the following facts :

1. All obtained marks which were multiples of 10.
2. Only 1 student had secured less than the minimum passing score of 40.
3. Mohan obtained two-thirds the marks of the student who got 60.
4. The student who obtained more marks than Krish and less than Vivek, also obtained three and a half times the marks that Raj obtained.
5. Jay’s score is the average of Krish and Vivek