In a small sweet shop people usually buy either one cake or one box of chocolate. One day the shop sold 57 cakes and 36 boxes of chocolates. How many customers were there that day if 12 people bought both a cake and a box of chocolates?

Six boxes A,B,C,D,E and F are placed in a stack one above other. Each contains different number of chocolates viz. 300,240,169,225,330 and 260 . Box A is placed immediately above box C. Three boxes placed between C and the box which contains 300 chocolates. box whcih have 225 chocolates is just above the box which have 300 chocolates. one box placed between box E and the box which have 225 chocolates. F contains 260 chocolates. the box which contain 169 chocolates is placed below box F. three boxes placed between box E and the box which have 169 chocolates. one box is placed between box B and the box which have 240 chocolates. How many boxes are placed between box B and the box which have 169 chocolates ?

Ankur received a box of chocolates containing 50 chocolates as gift. Every time Ankur opened the box, he ate two chocolates. In the evening, Ankur's sister came and wanted to know how many chocolates were left. a. Find the rule for finding the number of chocolates left in the box. b. If 38 chocolates were left in the box, find the number of times Ankur opened the box during the day.

John decided to treat his friends with some chocolates. On visiting a Hershey's outlet, he found that chocolates were sold in boxes. The boxes had different number of chocolates and the prices of the boxes were also different. The prices are shown in the table below. How much less does John spend if he busy 90 chocolates in boxes of 15 chocolates than if he buys the same in boxes of 10 chocolates ?

Read the following information carefully to answer the questions based on it. A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S sit in a twoparallel row. Four people in each row. People seated in row-1 face towards the south and people seated in row-2 face towards north. People seated in row-1 face people seated in row-2. All people have a different number of chocolates. Q has 8 chocolates less than R. The one who has 10 chocolates faces the one who has 13 chocolates. One person sits between P and C who has 22 chocolates. P faces the one who sits immediate left of A . S has fewer chocolates than A. A does not like 13 chocolates. One person sits between A and D. Three people sit to the left of the one who faces Q who faces towards the north. The one who has 38 chocolates sits immediately to the right of R. S has thrice as many chocolates as Q has. A has 8 chocolates more than P. The sum of the total number of chocolates having the people sitting in row-1 is 86. One person sits between S and the one who sits opposite the person who has 38 chocolates. Two people sit between the one who has 13 chocolates and Q. If P gives 5 chocolates to R and C lends 4 chocolates to B. Then how many chocolates R and B would have?

Read the following information carefully to answer the questions based on it. A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S sit in a twoparallel row. Four people in each row. People seated in row-1 face towards the south and people seated in row-2 face towards north. People seated in row-1 face people seated in row-2. All people have a different number of chocolates. Q has 8 chocolates less than R. The one who has 10 chocolates faces the one who has 13 chocolates. One person sits between P and C who has 22 chocolates. P faces the one who sits immediate left of A . S has fewer chocolates than A. A does not like 13 chocolates. One person sits between A and D. Three people sit to the left of the one who faces Q who faces towards the north. The one who has 38 chocolates sits immediately to the right of R. S has thrice as many chocolates as Q has. A has 8 chocolates more than P. The sum of the total number of chocolates having the people sitting in row-1 is 86. One person sits between S and the one who sits opposite the person who has 38 chocolates. Two people sit between the one who has 13 chocolates and Q. Who amongst the following sits second to the left of the person having 24 chocolates?

There are two confectioneries in a locality. The number of chocolate boxes in the first shop is 250 less than twice the number of chocolate boxes available in the second shop. By the end of the day, the first shop has sold 350 boxes and the second shop has sold 200 boxes. The number of boxes left unsold in both the shops is equal. Find the number of chocolates in both the shops at the beginning of the day.

Six boxes A,B,C,D,E and F are placed in a stack one above other. Each contains different number of chocolates viz. 300,240,169,225,330 and 260 . Box A is placed immediately above box C. Three boxes placed between C and the box which contains 300 chocolates. box whcih have 225 chocolates is just above the box which have 300 chocolates. one box placed between box E and the box which have 225 chocolates. F contains 260 chocolates. the box which contain 169 chocolates is placed below box F. three boxes placed between box E and the box which have 169 chocolates. one box is placed between box B and the box which have 240 chocolates. Box C and E together contains how many chocolates ?

Seven boxes, P,Q,R,S,T,U,V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. not more than four boxes are kept above P. two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top . the number. only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. box S has less number of chocolates than box P. one of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. box V is immediately above box T. box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. three boxes are kept between box S and box U. box S is above box V. How many chocolates are kept in box T ?