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The number of Color Televisions sold in India was 35 lakhs in the year 1999. The CTV market has been growing at a rate of 30% p.a every year and the trend has continued since 1999.

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• Table A provides data about the wind speed reading and the corresponding increase in the Beaufort Number over the Beaufort Number of the immediately preceding Wind Speed Reading. 
• Table B gives the Sea Disturbance Number and its corresponding Beaufort Number given in parentheses and the associated Average Wave Height. Table C gives the observable wind characteristics – i.e. the common name assigned to the wind, for the corresponding Beaufort Number.

• Beaufort Number is 0 for Wind Speed Reading of less than 1 km/hr and for all wind speeds in excess of 1 km/hr. The Beaufort Number is calculated over that of the immediate preceding wind speed reading.
• The number in brackets in Table B are the corresponding Beaufort Number for the given Sea Disturbance Number.

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The following table gives the scores of 10 students of a class who have opted for various credits (subjects). The credits are labeled A through F and are rated on a scale of 1 to 5, where students can score integral values only. Not all credits are necessarily taken by a student, and not all students necessarily take a credit. The range of scores indicates the minimum and maximum scores in that credit by students who may have chosen that credit. The average is the average of the scores in a credit of students who may have chosen a particular credit. The number of credit takers out of the 10 students is given in the last column.

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A fortune teller has a unique way of predicting his customer’s prognosis. He has three parrots kept in three different cages. Each cage also has three cards with a single digit non zero number inscribed on every card. No two cards have the same number and no cage contains two cards with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of the three cards in the first cage is greater by two than the second cage and by four than the third cage. When a customer asks for a prognosis, the fortune teller lets out the three parrots which randomly pick out one card out of their respective cages. Before the prognosis is made, the fortune teller totals the digits on the three cards picked out and charges the customer the same number of rupees as the total of the cards. One day a customer paid seven rupees for his prognosis.

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Five men, all from different countries – Germany, China, Libya, Syria, and Cuba – decide to meet in a hotel in Delhi. Each man wears a shirt of a different colour from – blue, black, pink, brown and ash. They come in five different vehicles – Porsche, Ford, Sonata, Santro and Safari.

1. The person who came in the Safari does not wear the brown or ash coloured shirt; neither the man from China nor the Libyan drives a Safari and neither of them wears the ash or brown coloured shirt.
2. The man from China does not wear the blue coloured shirt.
3. The man who drives the Ford does not wear an ash coloured shirt.
4. Neither the German nor the Cuban drives anything among Porsche, Sonata or Safari.
5. The man wearing the black shirt had dinner along with four persons who were – the Cuban, the man from China, the man who drives the Porsche, and the man who drives the Ford.