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Aniruddh M Kaushik from National Hill View Public School, Bengaluru
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 6

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NANDHINI SABARINATH from Manipal School, Attavar, Mangalore, MANGALORE
Class : Class 7

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Ayan Vohra from Bhavan Vidyalaya , Chandigarh, chandigarh
Class : Class 7
ok but thank you for the explanation (not being sarcastic). but it is just way to high level for class 6

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Chinmay Jain from Olympus High Senior Secondary School, Vidisha
Class : Class 8

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Aniruddh M Kaushik from National Hill View Public School, Bengaluru
Class : Class 6

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Kumar Krishiv from Apeejay School, Noida
Class : Class 8
It is just a wild guess

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Saikrishna Nandakumar from Shishya BEML Public School, BANGALORE
Class : Class 6
yup

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Anshul Sameer Darne from Ryan International School, Masdar
Class : Class 6
Actually, this question has a partly wrong answer, although the best answer would be (D). Here's why. The amount of statements in an equation must be greater than or equal to the amount of unknowns, or else there will be infinitely many solutions. Since there are 5 variables in the given singular statement, there will be no way to find a proper solution for every unknown. However, it could be reasoned by the numbers associating these unknowns that 3/P is actually 35.4067/10, 5Q = 35.4067/100, and so on for every quantity. After solving for a so-called solution, we can find the 'correct' answer which is (D).

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Aditya from Kothari International School, Noida
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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Krish Yuvaraja from Northvail Elementary school, PARSIPANNY
Class : Class 4
Have to mention whether all the letters of partials. It is confusing for the students

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Aarav Gupta from TSRS Aravali, Gurugram
Class : Class 7
You should tell whether to use all letters or partial letters can be used.

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Tashvika from JHS, Bangalore
Class : Class 4
Is rawn a word

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Siddhant from Gundecha Education Society, Mumbai
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 3

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Purvi Yadav from JPHS, Jaipur
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 7

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Ishan Patil from D.A.V. B.O.R.L. Public School ,Bina, Bina
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 6

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Arnesh Chakraborty from M P Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School, KOLKATA
Class : Class 7
no 7*4 is not a sq. tile.

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Shreyansh Gupta from MVN, faridabad
Class : Class 6
the answer is c not b not a nor d

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Shubham Gautam from KR Mangalam World School, Gurugram
Class : Class 6
is 7X4 a square tile?

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Ahona Paul from DSE Attapur, Hyderabad
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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Naman Sharma from SB PATIL PUBLIC SCHOOL, Pune
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 10

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RG from DPS, Gurgaon
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 2

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Aishee Chatterjee from DPS Durg, Bhilai
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 6

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Naman Sharma from SB PATIL PUBLIC SCHOOL, Pune
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 10

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