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A leading warehousing corporation - Amnesty International - with expertise in handling oil products has branches in four Indian cities, Allahabad, Bareilly, Chandigarh and Dehradun. The different grades of oil that Amnesty International warehouse stocks are Grade II Multi utility, EX-Moto lube, NX-Spa and T-290 Industrial grade.
Each branch stocks all grades of industrial oil to cater to the local industrial requirements. Industrial drums of capacity 10 cm3 are used to store oil in all the branches. However, no two branches have the same number of drums with them. Further, in all the branches, the volume of oil of different grades is also different. The total volume of oil of each grade across all branches put together is also different for all grades of oil and no two branches have same volume of any grade. Further, the total volume of T-290 Industrial grade is more than the total volume of Ex-Moto lube which is more than the total volume of Grade II Multi utility which is in turn more than the total volume of NX-Spa. The total capacity of Dehradun branch is the highest and Allahabad branch is not the least. Also, Chandigarh branch has 30 cm3 more of Ex-Moto lube than the Allahabad branch.
There are 10 cm3 of Grade II Multi utility, EX-Moto lube, NX-Spa and T-290 Industrial grade at the Allahabad, Bareilly, Chandigarh and Dehradun branches respectively. Most importantly, Amnesty International’s management follows the policy of “bare minimum”, its warehouses stock minimum volume satisfying the above conditions.
 
Q. What is the total number of oil drums of Grade II Multi Utility with the Bareilly branch and T-290 Industrial grade with the Chandigarh branch?
  • a)
    120
  • b)
    30
  • c)
    90
  • d)
    None of these
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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The volume of oil in one drum is 10 cm3.
Volume of Grade II Multi Utility with the Bareilly branch = 30 cm3
The number of drums of Grade II Multi Utility with the Bareilly branch = 30/10 = 3 Volume of T-290 Industrial grade with Chandigarh branch = 30 cm3
The number of drums of T-290 Industrial grade with Chandigarh branch = 30/10 = 3 The total number of drums = 3 + 3 = 6 Hence, option 4.
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Total Number of Oil Drums
To determine the total number of oil drums of Grade II Multi Utility with the Bareilly branch and T-290 Industrial grade with the Chandigarh branch, let's analyze the information provided.
Understanding the Conditions
- Each branch (Allahabad, Bareilly, Chandigarh, Dehradun) stocks all grades of oil: Grade II Multi Utility, EX-Moto lube, NX-Spa, and T-290 Industrial grade.
- No two branches have the same number of drums.
- The total volume of each grade across all branches is unique and follows the order:
- T-290 > EX-Moto lube > Grade II Multi Utility > NX-Spa.
- The total capacity of Dehradun is the highest, and Allahabad is not the least.
Details of Branches
- Allahabad has 10 cm3 of each grade.
- Chandigarh has 30 cm3 more of EX-Moto lube than Allahabad.
- Dehradun has the highest total capacity, implying it has the most drums.
Volume Distribution
- Since the total volume of T-290 Industrial grade is the highest, it must be allocated significantly in Dehradun.
- The unique allocation leads to different drum counts across each grade and branch.
Calculating the Drums
Given the constraints and the minimum volume policy, the allocation would be:
- Bareilly: Likely has Grade II Multi Utility.
- Chandigarh: Will have T-290 Industrial grade but with a minimum allocation to ensure it remains the highest.
Thus, the total number of oil drums of Grade II Multi Utility with the Bareilly branch and T-290 Industrial grade with the Chandigarh branch is not explicitly determinable based on the given conditions, leading us to conclude:
Final Answer
- The answer is None of these (Option D), as the specific drum counts cannot be determined under the strict conditions provided.
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