Problem Analysis:
Let's break down the problem to understand it better.

- Suresh solved 60% of the questions correctly.
- Out of 71 questions solved by Suresh, 37 questions are correct.
- Out of the remaining questions, every 7th question is solved correctly by Suresh.

We need to find the total number of questions asked in the examination.

Solution:
Let's solve the problem step by step.

Step 1:
We know that Suresh solved 60% of the questions correctly. Therefore, let's assume the total number of questions asked in the examination is 'x'. So, the number of questions solved correctly by Suresh is 60% of x.

Number of questions solved correctly by Suresh = (60/100) * x

Step 2:
Out of 71 questions solved by Suresh, 37 questions are correct. So, the number of questions solved incorrectly by Suresh can be calculated as:

Number of questions solved incorrectly by Suresh = 71 - 37

Step 3:
We are given that out of the remaining questions, every 7th question is solved correctly by Suresh. Let's find the number of remaining questions:

Number of remaining questions = Total questions - Questions solved by Suresh

Number of remaining questions = x - 71

Now, let's find the number of questions solved correctly by Suresh out of the remaining questions:

Number of questions solved correctly by Suresh = (5/7) * Number of remaining questions

Step 4:
Now, let's add up the number of questions solved correctly and incorrectly by Suresh to find the total number of questions solved by Suresh:

Number of questions solved by Suresh = Number of questions solved correctly + Number of questions solved incorrectly

Number of questions solved by Suresh = (60/100) * x + 37

Step 5:
We have the number of questions solved correctly by Suresh, so let's subtract it from the total number of questions to find the number of questions solved incorrectly by Suresh:

Number of questions solved incorrectly by Suresh = Total questions - Number of questions solved correctly by Suresh

Number of questions solved incorrectly by Suresh = x - [(60/100) * x + 37]

Step 6:
We know that every 7th question out of the remaining questions is solved correctly by Suresh. So, the number of questions solved correctly can be calculated as:

Number of questions solved correctly = (5/7) * Number of remaining questions

Number of questions solved correctly = (5/7) * (x - 71)

Step 7:
Now, let's add up the number of questions solved correctly and incorrectly by Suresh to find the total number of questions solved by Suresh:

Number of questions solved by Suresh = Number of questions solved correctly + Number of questions solved incorrectly

Number of questions solved by Suresh = (60/100) * x + 37 + (5/7) * (x - 71)

Step 8:
We know that the number of questions solved by Sures