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0%Quantity A is greater. ( 0 voters )
100%Quantity B is greater. ( 4 voters )
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57.14%7.5 × √2 times the side of the square ABCD ( 4 voters )
0%7.5 × √2 times the side of the square EFGH ( 0 voters )
14.29%7.5 times the side of the square ABCD ( 1 voter )
28.57%7.5 times the side of the square EFGH ( 2 voters )
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Consider a square ABCD. EFGH is another square obtained by joining the midpoints of the sides of the square ABCD where E, F , G amd H are the midpoints of AB, BC, CD and DA respectively. Lakshman and Kanika start from points B and D respectively at speeds ‘l’ kmph and ‘k’ kmph respectively and travel towards each other along the sides of the square ABCD. Jagadeesh starts from Point E and travels along the Square EFGH in the anti-clockwise direction at ‘j’ kmph. Lakshman and Kanika meet for the second time at H where Jagadeesh also meets them for the first time. If l : k : j is 1: 3 : 5√2 then the distance travelled by Jagadeesh is

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33.33%3 ( 2 voters )
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0% f(x)=0 and g(y)=0 ( 0 voters )
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0%The surface of the object must be concave everywhere. ( 0 voters )
0%The surface of the object must be convex everywhere. ( 0 voters )
100%The surface of the object may be concave in some places and convex in other places. ( 1 voter )
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0%Only conclusion I correct ( 0 voters )
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