ibps-so 2024 · Question 120 of 209

What is the difference between the total number of students in section B and section A across all classes P, Q, and R? Read the data carefully and answer the following questions. There are three classes: P, Q, and R in a school. Each class has two sections – A and B. For classes P and R, the ratio of students in section A to section B is 5:3. In class Q, half of the total students are in section A. The average number of students in classes P and R together is 144. The total number of students in class Q is 40 more than in class P. The total number of students in class P is 32 less than in class R. Note: Total students in any class = students in section A + students in section B.

1. A60
2. B96
3. C108
4. D72Correct
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