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Chanda, who is working in a leadership position with an MNC, also teaches as a visiting professor at an MBA institute. The institute has five different sections A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5 and Chanda taught there only in the period from 1st July to 4th August.
Further, the following information is also known.
(a) In the first five days from 1st to 5th July, Chanda taught students from sections A2, A4, A1, A5 and A3.
(b) Further, on 29th July, 30th July, 31st July, 1st August and 3rd August, Chanda taught students from sections A3, A5, A1, A4 and A2.
(c) The period between any two consecutive sessions taken by Chanda for a particular section was same and was not more than 6 days for any section.
(d) Also, for any section, sessions were not taken on consecutive days.
(e) Chanda could teach more than one section in a day.
Based on this information, when is Chanda's fourth lecture for section A4?
  • a)
    8th
  • b)
    11th
  • c)
    17th
  • d)
    20th
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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Through the given information, we get the following table:

For A1, we see that there is a period of 28 days from 4th July to 31st July. If there were x sessions taken by Chanda for section A1, then x must be a factor of 28. From (c), we can say that Chanda can take lecture for A1 every second, fourth or seventh day.
For A2, we see that there is a period of 33 days from 2nd July to 3rd August. If there were x sessions taken by Chanda for section A2, then x must be a factor of 33. From (c), we can say that Chanda can take lecture for A2 every third day.
For A3, we see that there is a period of 24 days from 6th July to 29th July. If there were x sessions taken by Chanda for section A3, then x must be a factor of 24. From (c), we can say that Chanda can take lecture for A3 every second, third, fourth or sixth day.
For A4, we see that there is a period of 30 days from 3rd July to 1st August. If there were x sessions taken by Chanda for section A4, then x must be a factor of 30. From (c), we can say that Chanda can take lecture for A4 every second, third day, fifth or sixth day.
For A5, we see that there is a period of 26 days from 5th July to 30th July. If there were x sessions taken by Chanda for section A5, then x must be a factor of 26. From (c), we can say that Chanda can take lecture for A5 every second day.
Since Chanda takes a session for section A4 on 23rd July but not on 19th July, we can see that this can happen only when Chanda takes a lesson every third day for A4. In this case, the fourth lecture for A4 will be taken on 11th July.
Hence, option 2 is the right choice.
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