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The water area of town B is most nearly equal the to the sum
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10 Oct 2018, 18:58
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The water area of town B is most nearly equal the to the sum of the land areas of which two towns?
Indicate two such towns.
A. Town A
B. Town B
C. Town C
D. Town D
E. Town E
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sandy wrote:
The water area of town B is most nearly equal the to the sum of the land areas of which two towns?
Indicate two such towns.
A. Town A
B. Town B
C. Town C
D. Town D
E. Town E
Here,
Water area of town B = 32 - 21 = 11
Now , look at the fig, land area of town D and Town E can add up to 11
Because Land area of Town A = 10 (can't add one more town)
Town B > 11
Town C = 9 (can't add one more town)
Town D and Town E are the only options
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12 Jun 2024, 04:21
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The ratio of the population of one town to the population of another remained most unchanged between 2000 and
2010 for which two towns?
Indicate two such towns.
• Town A I Town B
Town C
Town D
Town E
2010 for which two towns?
Indicate two such towns.
• Town A I Town B
Town C
Town D
Town E
