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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Ten people live in three buildings namely A, B and C. Building A is to the immediate left of building B whereas building C is to the second right of building A. A maximum of four people live in a building. Note: Immediately above or below implies that the person is not in the same building. As many floors are there below the floor, in which T lives, as it is above the floor in which Y lives. There are four floors above the floor in which S lives. S doesn’t live in building B but lives at floor number 5. Z lives in that floor number, which is the sum of the floor number in which R and S live. The sum of the floor number in which P and T lives is 3 and both lives in different building. R lives in building B and lives at the topmost floor. T and Y live in same building but they do not live in building A. The sum of the number of the floor in which T and V lives is equal to the floor number in which Y live. T lives in the even numbered floor. Equal number of floors are there below the floor in which Q lives and above the floor in which W lives. There are two floors between W and Q. U lives on that floor number which is immediately below the floor number in which V lives. Only Two people live in Building C. S and U live in same building. R lives immediately two floor above the floor in which S lives. Who among the following lives on the second floor of building A?

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Ten people live in three buildings namely A, B and C. Building A is to the immediate left of building B whereas building C is to the second right of building A. A maximum of four people live in a building. Note: Immediately above or below implies that the person is not in the same building. As many floors are there below the floor, in which T lives, as it is above the floor in which Y lives. There are four floors above the floor in which S lives. S doesn’t live in building B but lives at floor number 5. Z lives in that floor number, which is the sum of the floor number in which R and S live. The sum of the floor number in which P and T lives is 3 and both lives in different building. R lives in building B and lives at the topmost floor. T and Y live in same building but they do not live in building A. The sum of the number of the floor in which T and V lives is equal to the floor number in which Y live. T lives in the even numbered floor. Equal number of floors are there below the floor in which Q lives and above the floor in which W lives. There are two floors between W and Q. U lives on that floor number which is immediately below the floor number in which V lives. Only Two people live in Building C. S and U live in same building. R lives immediately two floor above the floor in which S lives. How many floors are there in building A, B and C respectively?

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Ten people live in three buildings namely A, B and C. Building A is to the immediate left of building B whereas building C is to the second right of building A. A maximum of four people live in a building. Note: Immediately above or below implies that the person is not in the same building. As many floors are there below the floor, in which T lives, as it is above the floor in which Y lives. There are four floors above the floor in which S lives. S doesn’t live in building B but lives at floor number 5. Z lives in that floor number, which is the sum of the floor number in which R and S live. The sum of the floor number in which P and T lives is 3 and both lives in different building. R lives in building B and lives at the topmost floor. T and Y live in same building but they do not live in building A. The sum of the number of the floor in which T and V lives is equal to the floor number in which Y live. T lives in the even numbered floor. Equal number of floors are there below the floor in which Q lives and above the floor in which W lives. There are two floors between W and Q. U lives on that floor number which is immediately below the floor number in which V lives. Only Two people live in Building C. S and U live in same building. R lives immediately two floor above the floor in which S lives. Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Ten people live in three buildings namely A, B and C. Building A is to the immediate left of building B whereas building C is to the second right of building A. A maximum of four people live in a building. Note: Immediately above or below implies that the person is not in the same building. As many floors are there below the floor, in which T lives, as it is above the floor in which Y lives. There are four floors above the floor in which S lives. S doesn’t live in building B but lives at floor number 5. Z lives in that floor number, which is the sum of the floor number in which R and S live. The sum of the floor number in which P and T lives is 3 and both lives in different building. R lives in building B and lives at the topmost floor. T and Y live in same building but they do not live in building A. The sum of the number of the floor in which T and V lives is equal to the floor number in which Y live. T lives in the even numbered floor. Equal number of floors are there below the floor in which Q lives and above the floor in which W lives. There are two floors between W and Q. U lives on that floor number which is immediately below the floor number in which V lives. Only Two people live in Building C. S and U live in same building. R lives immediately two floor above the floor in which S lives. How many persons live between the floor on which Z and P live?

In a large housing complex,there are 15 small buildings and 22 large building.Each of the large buildings has 10 floors with 2 apartments on each floor.Each of the small buildings has 12 floors with 3apartments on each floor.How many apartments are there in all.

A person standing at point P sees angle of elevation of the top of a building, whose base is 50 meters away, to be 60^(@) . Another building whose base is 20 meters away from the base of the first building and is between the observer and first building has height h meters, then the maximum possible height (in meters) of this second building is ("Take "sqrt3=1.73)

A mouse jumps off from the 15^("th") floor of a high-rise building and lands 12 m from the building. Assume that each floor is of 3m height. The horizontal speed with which the mouse jumps is closest to :

If the angles of depression of the top and bottom of a short building from the top of a tall building are 30^(@) and 60^(@) respectively,then the ratio of the heights of short and tall building is