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Amar is 16th from the left end in a row of boys and Vishal is 18th from the right end. Ganesh is 11th from Amar towards the right and 3rd from Vishal towards the right end. How many boys are there in the row?

  • a)
    45                      

  • b)
    26

  • c)
    39                      

  • d)
    41

  • e)
    None of these

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Given information:
- Amar is 16th from the left end.
- Vishal is 18th from the right end.
- Ganesh is 11th from Amar towards the right.
- Ganesh is 3rd from Vishal towards the right end.

To find: How many boys are there in the row?

Solution:
1. Let's first find the position of Ganesh from the left end of the row.
- We know that Ganesh is 11th from Amar towards the right.
- So, the position of Amar from the right end can be calculated as: Total number of boys - 16 + 1 (including Amar himself) = Total number of boys - 15.
- Hence, the position of Ganesh from the left end can be calculated as: Total number of boys - 15 - 11 + 1 (including Ganesh himself) = Total number of boys - 24.
2. Now, we can use the second piece of information to find the position of Ganesh from the left end.
- We know that Ganesh is 3rd from Vishal towards the right end.
- So, the position of Vishal from the left end can be calculated as: Total number of boys - 18 + 1 (including Vishal himself) = Total number of boys - 17.
- Hence, the position of Ganesh from the left end can be calculated as: Total number of boys - 17 - 3 + 1 (including Ganesh himself) = Total number of boys - 19.
3. Equating the two expressions we got for the position of Ganesh from the left end, we get:
Total number of boys - 24 = Total number of boys - 19.
Solving this equation, we get:
Total number of boys = 41.

Therefore, there are 41 boys in the row. Hence, option D is the correct answer.
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Amar is 16th from the left end in a row of boys and Vishal is 18th fro...
Ganesh's position is given from left as well as right ,from left he is on 27th position i.e (amar's position +Ganesh's position) and from left he is on 15th (Ganesh"s position _vishsl's position) now that we know the position of one person from left and right we just have to put it on the formula i.e (position of a person from left same from right)_1 and we get the ans
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