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As a part of the Best City contest, a news channel invited ten eminent personalities - Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z - and asked each of them to vote for one of the four shortlisted cities - Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai - in each of the two categories-most beautiful city and most happening city. The sum of the number of votes obtained by a city in these two categories put together is considered to be the total number of votes for the city. The city with the maximum total number of votes is finally adjudged as the Best City
After the voting, it was found that,
(i) no two cities got the same number of votes in the most beautiful city category and the same was the case in the most happening city category. However, every city got at least one vote in each of the two categories.
(ii) No two cities got the same total number of votes and Hyderabad emerged as the winner of the contest.
(iii) In case of S and T, in each of the two categories, S voted for the same city as T. However, the same cannot be said to be true for any other pair of persons.
(iv) In the most beautiful city category, no other person voted for the city for which R voted and the same was the case in the most happening city category,
(v) "Except V, who voted for Hyderabad in both the categories and Y, who voted for Bangalore in both the categories, no other person voted for the same city in both the categories,
(vi) Q did not vote for Hyderabad in the most beautiful city category,
(vii) U and W voted for the same city in the most happening city category.
(viii) ln the most beautiful city category, only W and X Voted for Mumbai, while S voted for Bangalore.
Q. Which of the following pairs of persons voted for the same city in the most happening city category?
  • a)
    V and Q
  • b)
    Q and X
  • c)
    Q and U
  • d)
    Z and W
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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From the given conditions , the following information can be arrived at as shown.MBC and MHC denote the most beautiful city and most happening city categories

From the above table , it can be seen that in MBC category , all the cities other than Delhi have been voted for by at least one participant. ∴ From (iv) it follows that R voted for Delhi.
Of the remaining people Q, U and Z, whose votes are not determined yet in MBC category, Q has not voted for Hyderabad.
⇒ Hyderabad can get at most 2 out of these 3 votes in the MBC category i.e. a total of at most 3 votes.
It is given that Hyderabad has obtained the highest number of total votes and that, in each ategory ., no two cities have the same number of votes and total number of votes is 10.
∴ The number of votes obtained obtained by any city must be 1,2,3 or 4 in either category.
If Hyderabad has to get highest number of votes it must get exactly 7 votes i.e. 4 votes in MHC category. In case Hyderabad has to get fewer than 7 votes and still get the highest number of votes, condition (ii) would be violated
∴ Hyderabad gets 3 votes from U,V and Z in MBC category and 4 votes in MHC category.
From the above, it can be seen that in the MBC category, Bangalore has already obtained 3 votes in MBC category . Since one city has to get 4 votes, that city has to be Bangalore .
∴ Q,S,T,Y vote for Bangalore under MBC.
 Mumbai gets 2 votes in MBC category. Since the total votes have to be distinct for each city in each of the categories, the following should be the distribution of votes.
From the above title, it follows that R voted for Mumbai in the MHC category.
Also, from (v),(iii) and above discussion, neither U  nor Z voted for Hyderabad in the MHC category. Also, they did-not vote for the same city in the MHC category.
From (vii) U and W voted for the same city in the MHC category.
They did not vote for Bangalore under MHC
They must have voted for Delhi under MHC
∴ X must have voted for Hyderabad under MHC.
∴ Z must have voted for Bangalore under MHC.
∴ S and T voted for Hyderabad under MHC
⇒ Q must have voted for Delhi under MHC
∴ The final distribution is as follows.
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Understanding the Voting Dynamics
To determine which pair of persons voted for the same city in the most happening city category, we need to analyze the provided information systematically.
Key Voting Insights
- Unique Votes: Each city received different votes in both categories, ensuring a unique distribution.
- Hyderabad's Victory: Hyderabad won the contest, indicating it received the highest total votes across both categories.
- S and T's Voting: S and T voted for the same cities in both categories, which helps us identify their preferences later.
- R's Unique Votes: R voted uniquely, meaning no one else voted for the same city in both categories, which means R's selections must be unique.
- V and Y's Votes: V voted for Hyderabad in both categories, while Y voted for Bangalore in both categories. All other voters had different selections across the two categories.
- Q's Voting Constraint: Q did not vote for Hyderabad in the most beautiful city category.
- U and W's Shared Vote: U and W voted for the same city in the most happening city category, which is central to answering the question.
- W and X's Votes for Mumbai: Only W and X voted for Mumbai in the most beautiful city category, while S voted for Bangalore.
Conclusion: Identifying the Pair
Considering the information:
- U and W are confirmed to have voted for the same city in the most happening city category.
Thus, the correct answer to the question is:
Correct Answer: C) Q and U
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Can you explain this answer?, a detailed solution for DIRECTIONSfor the question:Go through the following graph/information and answer the question that follows.As a part of the Best City contest, a news channel invited ten eminent personalities - Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z - and asked each of them to vote for one of the four shortlisted cities - Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai - in each of the two categories-most beautiful city and most happening city. The sum of the number of votes obtained by a city in these two categories put together is considered to be the total number of votes for the city. The city with the maximum total number of votes is finally adjudged as the Best CityAfter the voting, it was found that,(i) no two cities got the same number of votes in the most beautiful city category and the same was the case in the most happening city category. However, every city got at least one vote in each of the two categories.(ii) No two cities got the same total number of votes and Hyderabad emerged as the winner of the contest.(iii) In case of S and T, in each of the two categories, S voted for the same city as T. However, the same cannot be said to be true for any other pair of persons.(iv) In the most beautiful city category, no other person voted for the city for which R voted and the same was the case in the most happening city category,(v) "Except V, who voted for Hyderabad in both the categories and Y, who voted for Bangalore in both the categories, no other person voted for the same city in both the categories,(vi) Q did not vote for Hyderabad in the most beautiful city category,(vii) U and W voted for the same city in the most happening city category.(viii) ln the most beautiful city category, only W and X Voted for Mumbai, while S voted for Bangalore.Q.Which of the following pairs of persons voted for the same city in the most happening city category?a)V and Qb)Q and Xc)Q and Ud)Z and WCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer? has been provided alongside types of DIRECTIONSfor the question:Go through the following graph/information and answer the question that follows.As a part of the Best City contest, a news channel invited ten eminent personalities - Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z - and asked each of them to vote for one of the four shortlisted cities - Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai - in each of the two categories-most beautiful city and most happening city. The sum of the number of votes obtained by a city in these two categories put together is considered to be the total number of votes for the city. The city with the maximum total number of votes is finally adjudged as the Best CityAfter the voting, it was found that,(i) no two cities got the same number of votes in the most beautiful city category and the same was the case in the most happening city category. However, every city got at least one vote in each of the two categories.(ii) No two cities got the same total number of votes and Hyderabad emerged as the winner of the contest.(iii) In case of S and T, in each of the two categories, S voted for the same city as T. However, the same cannot be said to be true for any other pair of persons.(iv) In the most beautiful city category, no other person voted for the city for which R voted and the same was the case in the most happening city category,(v) "Except V, who voted for Hyderabad in both the categories and Y, who voted for Bangalore in both the categories, no other person voted for the same city in both the categories,(vi) Q did not vote for Hyderabad in the most beautiful city category,(vii) U and W voted for the same city in the most happening city category.(viii) ln the most beautiful city category, only W and X Voted for Mumbai, while S voted for Bangalore.Q.Which of the following pairs of persons voted for the same city in the most happening city category?a)V and Qb)Q and Xc)Q and Ud)Z and WCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer? theory, EduRev gives you an ample number of questions to practice DIRECTIONSfor the question:Go through the following graph/information and answer the question that follows.As a part of the Best City contest, a news channel invited ten eminent personalities - Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z - and asked each of them to vote for one of the four shortlisted cities - Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai - in each of the two categories-most beautiful city and most happening city. The sum of the number of votes obtained by a city in these two categories put together is considered to be the total number of votes for the city. The city with the maximum total number of votes is finally adjudged as the Best CityAfter the voting, it was found that,(i) no two cities got the same number of votes in the most beautiful city category and the same was the case in the most happening city category. However, every city got at least one vote in each of the two categories.(ii) No two cities got the same total number of votes and Hyderabad emerged as the winner of the contest.(iii) In case of S and T, in each of the two categories, S voted for the same city as T. However, the same cannot be said to be true for any other pair of persons.(iv) In the most beautiful city category, no other person voted for the city for which R voted and the same was the case in the most happening city category,(v) "Except V, who voted for Hyderabad in both the categories and Y, who voted for Bangalore in both the categories, no other person voted for the same city in both the categories,(vi) Q did not vote for Hyderabad in the most beautiful city category,(vii) U and W voted for the same city in the most happening city category.(viii) ln the most beautiful city category, only W and X Voted for Mumbai, while S voted for Bangalore.Q.Which of the following pairs of persons voted for the same city in the most happening city category?a)V and Qb)Q and Xc)Q and Ud)Z and WCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer? tests, examples and also practice CAT tests.
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