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Coded Inequality Magic Box Trick (in Hindi)
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Magic Box trick basics for coded inequality

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Ankush Lamba
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1. Interest 40% 2. Material availability 25% 3. Time in hand 20% 4. Tests available 10% 5. Misc 5 % Regarding pol sci i will come up with a video.
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Bina pen ya cursor ke kuch smjhme he nh aa rha ap Kahan pr kya smjha rhn hn.....
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its really helpful sir
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thanku so much sir sare doubts clr ho gae
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given data (@ >=), (₹ <=), (# >), (* <), (% =) question- K#L, J#K, I#K, L*M, M*N conclusions-J@N J*N SIR PLZ SOLVE THIS QUESTION BY YOUR METHOD
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Nimisha sinha
9 months ago
either or
Gurleen Kaur
6 months ago
either or
Directions (Q. 289-294): In the following questions, the symbols +, -, ×, ÷, @ and © are used with the following meanings: P + Q means Q is not smaller than P. P- Q means Q is neither greater than nor smaller than P. P × Q means Q is not greater than P. P ÷ Q means Q is neither smaller than nor equal to P. P@ Q means Q is neither greater than nor equal to P. P © Q means Q is not equal to P. Now in each of the following questions, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the two conclu- sions I and II given below them is/are definitely true. Give answer 1) if only conclusion I is true; 2) if only conclusion II is true; 3) if either I or II is true; 4) if neither I nor II is true; and 5) if both I and II are true. 289. Statements: A × B, R + G, L©G, B@L Conclusions: I. A@R II. A ÷ R 290. Statements: M÷T, T©L, B×L, R@B Conclusions: I. L@T II. L÷T 291. Statements: R©P, P©T, S+T, S@K Conclusions: I. R-T II. R©T 292. Statements: M©N, N-K, K©S, G÷N Conclusions:I. M©K II. M©S 293. Statements: T+U, W×U, G©S, P©S Conclusions: I. W×T II. G-P 294. Statements: N@T, T-M, M-Z, K+Z Conclusions: I. N×K II. K+T can you expalain this
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Kalyani Kotkar
a year ago
equal to k sign 2 h yaha
its not equaland eql to both sogns
Gurleen Kaur
6 months ago
plz correct me if i am wrong what my answers are 289 either or 290 ither or 291 only second 292 only second 293 only first 295 only second

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  3. ASB means A is not smallerthan B" A@B means "A is not greater than B" A*B means "A is neither greater than nor equal to B" A%B means "A is neither smaller than nor equal to B" A#B means "A is neither smaller nor greater than B" 2 3 3 2.


  4. ASB means A is not smallerthan B" A@B means "A is not greater than B" A* B means "A is neither greater than nor equal to B" A%B means "A is neither smaller than nor equal to B" A#B means "A is neither smaller nor greater than B" 2 3 12


  5. ASB means A is not smaller than B" A@B means "A is not greater than B" A* B means "A is neither greater than nor equal to B" A%B means "A is neither smaller than nor equal to B', A#B means "A is neither smaller nor greater than B' 2 3 2


  6. ASB means A is not smallerthan B" A@B means "A is not greater than B" A* B means "A is neither greater than nor equal to B" A%B means "A is neither smaller than nor equal to B" A#B means "A is neither smaller nor greater than B" 7.


  7. ASB means A is not smallerthan B" A@B means "A is not greater than B" A*B means "A is neither greater than nor equal to B" A%B means "A is neither smaller than nor equal to B" A#B means "A is neither smaller nor greater than B" 7.


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