In the question, two quantities (I) and (II) are given. You have to solve both quantities to establish the correct relation between Quantity (I) and Quantity (II) and choose the correct option.
Quantity (I): Shailesh has 12000 Rs. with him out of which he spent 'm%' on shopping and from the remaining he spent 'n%' on other activities. Now he has 2880 Rs. remaining with him. If the difference between 'm' and 'n' is 20, then what is the value of 'n'?
Quantity (II): In an examination average marks of 'B' students are 'A'. Later it was found that the marks of 100 students are taken wrong so the marks of these students are reduced from 75 to 45. Now the average of all students in class reduced by 24 marks. Find the value of '0.4B'.
1
Quantity (I) > Quantity (II)
2
Quantity (I) < Quantity (II)
3
Quantity (I) = Quantity (II)
4
Quantity (I) ≥ Quantity (II)
5
No relation can be established