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There are seven persons Manav, Rohan, Amit, Harsh, Rajat, Mohit, and Sumit. Harsh got more marks than Manav and less marks than Rohan. Rohan did not get the highest marks. Amit got more marks than only Sumit and Rajat. Rajat got the least marks. The second-lowest person got 45 marks. If the sum of Sumit and Rohan's scores is 113 and the sum of Manav and Rohan's scores is 124, what is the score of Manav?
- 63
- 20
- 51
- 79
Correct answer: 51
Solution
From the given sums, \((S+R) - (M+R) = 113 - 124\), so \(S - M = -11\), which helps relate the scores. More directly, solving the two equations gives Rohan's score as 73 and Manav's score as 51. The ranking clues are consistent with this arrangement.
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