The marks that one of the students Aditya got cannot be:1)  –92)  –53)  –34)  7

The information regarding the marks obtained by five students - Amit, Bala, Chhavi, Dhruv and Eva - in six subjects - Math, English, Science, Hindi, History and Geography - are given below. The maximum marks for Math and Science are 150 whereas for the remaining four subjects the maximum marks are 100. The total marks obtained by Amit, Bala, Chhavi and Dhruv in all the six subjects was 607, 587, 648 and 595 respectively.Amit, Chhavi and Eva obtained 125, 145 and 120 marks in Math. Chhavi's marks in Science were 1 less than her marks in Math. In History, the marks obtained by Bala and Eva are 90 and 70. Dhruv obtained 93, 80 and 70 marks in English, Hindi and History respectively. Amit and Bala obtained 85 and 82 marks in Geography whereas they obtained 98 and 90 marks in English respectively. Bala obtained 5 marks less in Hindi than in English.Q 110.   What is the difference in the total marks obtained by Chhavi and Bala in the two subjects Math and Science?a)  49b)  59c)  35d)  40

17) Two students appeared at an examination. One of them secured 9 marks more than the other and his marks was 56% of the sum of their marks. The marks obtained by them are:

Marks scored by 104 students of a college in the mid-term exam given below. Draw histogram. Marks No. of students 0-24 12 24-40 16 40-48 24 48-68 40 68-80 12

A student is required to obtain 288 marks to pass an exam. He gets 33% of the maximum marks and fails by 24 marks. The maximum marks areA650B700C800D900

A student got 42% marks and has secured 12 marks more than the minimum passing marks. Another student got 45% has obtained 30 marks more than the minimum passing marks. The maximum marks are