Direction: From the given facts, answer the question. Raghav, Venkat, Kumaran and Nandan are friends. Raghav and Venkat play football. Raghav studies Commerce. Nandan is a Boxer. Both the football…
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Direction: From the given facts, answer the question.
Raghav, Venkat, Kumaran and Nandan are friends. Raghav and Venkat play football. Raghav studies Commerce. Nandan is a Boxer. Both the football players study Mathematics. One of the friends is a Cricketer and studies Chemistry and Biology. One football player also studies physics. The Boxer studies Mathematics and Accountancy. All the friends study two subjects each and play one game each.
Raghav, Venkat, Kumaran and Nandan are friends. Raghav and Venkat play football. Raghav studies Commerce. Nandan is a Boxer. Both the football players study Mathematics. One of the friends is a Cricketer and studies Chemistry and Biology. One football player also studies physics. The Boxer studies Mathematics and Accountancy. All the friends study two subjects each and play one game each.
Who studies Physics?
- Raghav
- Venkat
- Kumaran
- Nandan
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B - Venkat
One football player studies Physics. Raghav's two subjects are Commerce and Maths, so the Physics student is the other footballer, Venkat (Maths + Physics).
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