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Directions: Teachers were invited from across the globe to present their paper on different research subjects. The meeting was scheduled in Australia. There were 2 teachers each from India, England, New Zealand, Zimbawe and Kenya while the hosts had 3 teachers. 4 presentations were to be presented on the subject of numerology and fractions (NF), statistics (S), mathematical research (MR) and quantitative analysis (QA) in groups of 3 and 1 in group of 4 not necessarily in the same order. The groups had exactly one presenter of a country and none of the teacher presented more than 1 subject.
(i) There was no Australian teacher presenting MR.
(ii) The teachers from Zimbawe did not have knowledge of QA.
(iii) One of Teachers from India was with teacher from New Zealand while the other teacher presented on NF.
(iv) Kenyan teachers did not like the Indian teachers and therefore presented topics in separate groups. Only one of the Kenyan teachers could present with an Australian teacher.
(v) Statistics was not presented by teachers from England or New Zealand.
(vi) One Teacher from Zimbawe was expert in MR while one teacher from England was expert in NF.
Based on the above information, answer the following -
Q. Which subjects are taught by Indian Teachers?
  • a)
    NF and MR
  • b)
    S and QA
  • c)
    NF and QA
  • d)
    MR and NF
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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One Teacher from Australia presented NF, one QA and one S as per the condition (i). One Kenyan teacher presented with Australian teacher means the other was in a group where there is no Australian teacher i.e., group presenting MR. As Kenyan teacher do not present with Indian teachers, Indian teachers do not present MR. Also teachers from New Zealand do not present Statistics. The one teacher presenting with the teacher from New Zealand has to be presenting QA. This fixes subjects for Indian teachers. So they are not a part of statistics presentation as well. As a minimum of 3 teachers from different countries present one subject, statistics is presented by teachers from Australia, Zimbawe and Kenya. Only one Indian worked with teacher from New Zealand. So the teacher left from New Zealand will present MR. Last condition tells us about teacher from Zimbawe and England. We still cannot say but about one teacher from England who may present MR or QA.
Numerology and fraction and Quantitative analysis is taught by Indian teacher.
Hence, the correct option is (c).
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