If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical order from bottom to top, then how many persons remain unchanged in their positions?
We have, M lives on an even numbered floor but above fifth floor. Only three persons live between M and L. From the above condition, there are two possibilities Again we have, J lives two floors above L. P lives immediately above J. Only one person lives between P and K, who lives above J. Again we have, As many floors below K as above O. R lives above Q but below N, who doesn’t live on the topmost floor. So Case1 gets eliminated, hence the final arrangement becomes
In the case of cost-push inflation, other things being equal:
In a frequency distribution the last cumulative frequency is 500. Q3 must lie in?
When the share of output going to capital is 0.25, the share going to labor is 0.75, output increases 4%, labor increases 1%, and capital increases 2%, ...
Judging from the figure, a person that chooses to consume bundle C is likely to