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Questions › JNU › JNU SIS 2013 › Q22
4 marks, −1Mathematics › Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning › Averages, work, rate and age problemsModerateabout 1 min

JNU SIS 2013 Question 22: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning

"The average income of the people in province AAA is greater than the average income of the people in province BBB. Some people migrate from province AAA to province BBB and as a result the average income of both the provinces rise." Is the statement feasible?

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"The average income of the people in province A is greater than the average income of the people in province B. Some people migrate from province A to province B and as a result the average income of both the provinces rise." Is the statement feasible? (A) This can never happen (B) This will always happen (C) This is possible if the richer people of province A migrate to province B (D) None of the given options

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This question is on Averages, work, rate and age problems, part of Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning in Mathematics.

Word problems built on means, rates, work and ages.

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