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rm_gururaj@yahoo.com from Sangford, Chennai
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Manish Narwat from Modern School, Faridabad
Class : Class 8
I am unable to solve this question.

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kandarpa.lavanya@gmail.com from Euro School, Hyderabad
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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HARRY007 from PARVATI RADHAKISHEN FOMRA SCHOOL, Mathura
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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mehak from sentia the global, hyderabad
Class : Class 5
i cannot understand the process.....?????

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Sai Charan from UNICENT, HYDERABAD
Class : Class 6
How can A be the answer

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Puneet sachdev from Vibgyor Rise, Mumbai
Class : Class 10
Please tell me how did you do this???

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Abhigyan Dutta from Jayshree Periwal high School, Jaipur
Class : Class 6
whatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt?

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Shaurya from Kdma International, Kanpur
Class : Class 6
First equation will tell us square is half of triangle. 1 triangle is 50 so, square is 25. Second equation will tell us that 75 is equal to 2 circles So , 1 circle is 37.5. This tell us that triangle is greater to circle means 50 is greater than 37.5. So, my answer is "A"

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Bhumika singh from Lucknow public school, Lucknow
Class : Class 7
Can someone explain plss??

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Shaurya from Kdma International, Kanpur
Class : Class 6
In this question , 2 rs are increasing so, my answer is 7 months means "B"

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Shaurya from Kdma International, Kanpur
Class : Class 6

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Brotin Naskar from RKMVNDP, Kolkata
Class : Class 7
Please show the process.

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Subhashree Rout from D.A.V. Public School, Bhubaneswar
Class : Class 6
Can anybody explain this ??

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Manvi Mundepi from Montfort School Roorkee, Roorkee
Class : Class 9
TWO TRAINGLES MEANS TWO SQUARES 1 TRAINGLE IT MEANS THAT SQUARE IS GREATER THAN TRAINGLE,1SQUARE AND 1 TRAINGLE MEANS TWO CIRCLES [IF CIRCLE HAVE TO BE GREATER THAN THESE BOTH IT SHOULD BE 1 ONLY INSTEAD OF 2]AND TRAINGLE MEANS 50 SO THE SQUARE SHOULD BE MORE ONLY IT MEANS THAT TRAINGLE IS GREATER THAN CIRCLE

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Arshika Kulkarni from Universal High School Thane, Thane
Class : Class 6
it is apparently correct because , if i say that the value of the 1 and 2 triangle is 2 and the value of the other 3 is 4 and 0 respectively the sum of all these is 12 and the value of circle according to the statement is 10 the it is correct that circle is smaller than the triangle

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Tejaswini C from sboa school and junior college, chennai
Class : Class 6
can anyone say how a is the answer ?

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Aarav Srivastav from DWPS , Noida Extension
Class : Class 7
i can't understand

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Pratham from DPS Chandigarh, Mohali
Class : Class 4
How

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Abhiram Ahankari from Sanskriti, hyderabad
Class : Class 6
Does any one know how to solve this? Did not understand the question.

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Tejaswini C from sboa school and junior college, chennai
Class : Class 6
whattttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt?

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Priyanshi from Delhi Public School, Gurugram
Class : Class 4

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Shaurya Mangla from VIBGYOR HIGH, Vadodra
Class : Class 6
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

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Anirban Dey from Mahesh sri ramhrishna ashram vidyalaya (H.S), Konnagar
Class : Class 6
What Q IS THIS ? IF ANY BODY KNOW THE RESULT OR SOLUTION OF THE Q.

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Harsh Kedawat from Apeejay, Noida
Class : Class 8
answer would be A as triangle is 50 square is 25 and circle is37.5

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Ujjwal chandak from Lakshmipat singhania academy , Kolkata
Class : Class 8

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Harsh Kedawat from Apeejay, Noida
Class : Class 8
d should be the answer

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Shaurya from Kdma International, Kanpur
Class : Class 6

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Aarya Teja from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans Public School, Hyderabad
Class : Class 6
Pls help can't understand anything

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Falguni from Navkis, Bangalore
Class : Class 7
How to do it ??????

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Shaurya Mangla from VIBGYOR HIGH, Vadodra
Class : Class 6
TWO TRAINGLES MEANS TWO SQUARES 1 TRAINGLE IT MEANS THAT SQUARE IS GREATER THAN TRAINGLE,1SQUARE AND 1 TRAINGLE MEANS TWO CIRCLES [IF CIRCLE HAVE TO BE GREATER THAN THESE BOTH IT SHOULD BE 1 ONLY INSTEAD OF 2]AND TRAINGLE MEANS 50 SO THE SQUARE SHOULD BE MORE ONLY IT MEANS THAT TRAINGLE IS GREATER THAN CIRCLE

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aishi das from bishop morrow school, krishnagar
Class : Class 6
I cannot understand the process

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Hem sai prakash from shree swaminarayan gurukul international school, Hyderabad
Class : Class 6
GIVE ME SOLUTION!!!!!!

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RDS from CGHS, MUMBAI
Class : Class 6
I just tried to look at each one of the statements (A,B,C,D) and figured out that the first one (A) is true, so that means everything else should be false. Hence, A is the correct answer

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rohit verma from kendriya vidyalaya no.1 sec-14 a.f.s. , Gurgaon
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Rishika Raj Sinha from Delhi World Public School, Noida Extension
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Anushka from Chrysalis High, Bangaluru
Class : Class 5
correct answer:C

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mystic bro7pro from arbor school, Hyderabad
Class : Class 5
YE

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Chhavi from Magarpatta, Pune
Class : Class 5
correct answer is C

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Mehar Khanna from DPS , Greater Noida
Class : Class 3

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Eshaan Sayyad from Sanjivani Academy, Kopargaon
Class : Class 3
Answer should be C

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Ashwak from Cambridge, Jalandhar
Class : Class 9

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arnav from Dps noida, Delhi
Class : Class 8
Correct ans is c🍗🍗

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Rudra Veer Singh from Delhi Public School Noida, Noida
Class : Class 4
NO IT IS B

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Chhavi from Magarpatta, Pune
Class : Class 5
oh why is my computer giving answer B

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ARUNAV from DPS VINDHYANAGAR, VINDHYANAGAR
Class : Class 10
correct answer will be C

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Ashwak from Cambridge, Jalandhar
Class : Class 9
Yes , it should be [C] .

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Akshay Jha from DPS NERUL, Navi Mumbai
Class : Class 7
answer is c

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Hitha from Notre Dame of Holy cross, Salem
Class : Class 3

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Joshika from Bombay Scottish School, Mumbai
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Sushil Kumar from dpsnoida, Noida
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Joshika from Bombay Scottish School, Mumbai
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Poornima Gururajan from PSBB Millenium, Chennai
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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Bibhujyoti Rout from SAI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, BHUBANESWAR
Class : Class 9
IT IS TUFF

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Priyanshu Goswami from St. Paul's Academy , Burdwan
Class : Class 3
question is wrong

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Advaita Sinha from NPSI Singapore, Singapore
Class : Class 4

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mystic bro7pro from arbor school, Hyderabad
Class : Class 5
Too tuff for grade 3

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Akhil Krishnan from Hindu public school, Hyderabad
Class : Class 3
i got it but it is mind boggling.

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Anshul Nair from Delhi Public School, Udaipur
Class : Class 5
give correct solution

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Deepayan Das from South Point High School, Kolkata
Class : Class 6
KINDLY GIVE THE SOLUTION

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Aditya Goyat from mdps, faridabad
Class : Class 3
very difficult question for grade 3

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arnav jain from lotus valley international school, gurgaon
Class : Class 5
IT S EASY

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shaurya from vbps, Noida
Class : Class 3
PLZ TELL US SOLUTION

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MAYURESH NAYAK from Swami Vivekanand International School, Mumbai
Class : Class 5
The answer is 64

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SMAYAN.JAIN from DPS Noida, Noida
Class : Class 3
Question is wrong 3 multiplied by 5 is 15 and not 64

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suhas from vibgyor, bangalore
Class : Class 4

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Sahasra Marri from The Orbis school, PUNE
Class : Class 6
I think the question is wrong

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Shreshta from Presidium, Ghaziabad
Class : Class 3
too tough for grade3

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Amrit Anans from St Anthony, Gorakhpur
Class : Class 3
PLZ EXPLAIN

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Pratham from DPS Chandigarh, Mohali
Class : Class 4
This is a very difficult ques

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Arnav from GMA, dubai
Class : Class 3
difficult for grade 3. Please give the solution properly

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Diya Jasmina from Samsidh MLZS, Bengaluru
Class : Class 4
P= 4 and Q= 5 so, 15 24 25=64. This would help.

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SHIFA AHMAD from ,
Class : Class 3
what is no bond ?

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Suresh Gyanchandani from St. Anselms Pink City Senior Secondary School, Jaipur
Class : Class 5
Please give the solution... What is number bond?

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Ayush Das from Holy Cross School, Agartala
Class : Class 4
what would be the result?

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Neil Mathew from National Public school, bengaluru
Class : Class 8
don't understand what is a number bond?

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from ,
Class :
I am a 7th class student and i can do this question and it is a linear equation question but for class 3 it is too tough btw solution is :- as 3*5+ 6*p+ q5= 64 and q is 1 + p let p be x and q be x+1 so then equation forms =64=3*5 + 6*x + 5*(x+1) =64 =15+6x+5x+5 = 64 =20+11x so 11x = 64-20 / 11 = 44/11 ie 4 hence x=4 x+1=5 so p+q =4+5 ie9 so answer is 9. hope this helps

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Deepayan Das from South Point High School, Kolkata
Class : Class 6
NOT SO EASY

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Deepayan Das from South Point High School, Kolkata
Class : Class 6
USE YOUR BRAIN

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aman from springdales, dubai
Class : Class 3
very bad

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Karangat house from Navy Children School, Payyannur
Class : Class 3
d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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Bharsha from OXEBOW ENGLISH SCHOOL, Gobordanga
Class : Class 3
Please explain

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Mayank from aneja public school, rewari
Class : Class 3
please explain

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Suresh Gyanchandani from St. Anselms Pink City Senior Secondary School, Jaipur
Class : Class 5
Got it... 64 is sum of all three. Reduce 3*5= 15 to get 49.If P = 4 and Q = 5 (as it is given that Q is one more than P), we get the sum 49.Now P Q = 4 5 = 9

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suhas from vibgyor, bangalore
Class : Class 4
plz explain the solution

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Ashwak from Cambridge, Jalandhar
Class : Class 9
The question is difficult for class 3 !!!!!

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Abhineet from Navdeep Public School, Kollam
Class : Class 3
TooTuff..........

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Anirudh Thakkar from Mata gujri public school, Chak suhele wala
Class : Class 3

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suhas from vibgyor, bangalore
Class : Class 4

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Farhan and Shahana from Indian School Ghubra, Muscat
Class : Class 6
In grade 3 only but still don't know

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Aarush Agrawal from Aswini International schoool, pune
Class : Class 3

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Bharsha from OXEBOW ENGLISH SCHOOL, Gobordanga
Class : Class 3

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Jai Pramod Kiran from GT-AVM, Chennai
Class : Class 5
too difficult for class 3

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Sowmya Chandrasekaran from DAV GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, Chennai
Class : Class 6
This is very difficult for class 3... it will be helpful if you could explain the answer

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Vakula bhushan from sri sankara senior secondary school, chennai
Class : Class 3
Not really getting this question.

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Deepayan Das from South Point High School, Kolkata
Class : Class 6
THINK AND GET THE ANSWER....

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Ninad Shroff from Deens Acadamy, Bengaluru
Class : Class 2
when you add the product of the numbers in the circles - you get the answer.64

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Daanish Singh from M.G.N. Public School, Urban Estate, Phase II, Jalandhar
Class : Class 3
This is not a question for grade 3 student.

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ANUSHKA DUBEY from PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AHMEDABAD
Class : Class 8
what does this bond mean?kindly give the detailed solution.

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Aparajita from Mount Litera Zee School, Vasco da gama
Subject :Sam    Class : Sample

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