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What is the number of males living in urban areas who are not school teachers by profession, not science graduates, and do not have two children ?<\/p>\n

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This question asks for the number of males living in urban areas who are not school teachers, not science graduates, and do not have two children. This corresponds to the regions within the ‘Males’ and ‘Urban Population’ circles, but outside the ‘School Teachers’, ‘Science Graduates’, and ‘Persons with two children’ circles. This specific region is M&U (only M and U, not S, T, C). The value in this region in the standard diagram is 11. This value (11) matches option B, but the official answer key lists option C (51) as correct. There is a significant discrepancy between the calculated value from the standard diagram and the official answer key. Assuming the official key is correct, the answer is 51, despite the logical inconsistency with the diagram data which yields 11.<\/section>\n
Identify the region in the Venn diagram representing the intersection of Male and Urban sets, excluding the sets for School Teachers, Science Graduates, and Persons with two children. Sum the value(s) in this region.<\/section>\n
Similar to Q 25327, a discrepancy exists between the calculated answer based on the published diagram data and the official answer key, indicating potential errors in the question, diagram, or key.<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

What is the number of males living in urban areas who are not school teachers by profession, not science graduates, and do not have two children ? [amp_mcq option1=”5″ option2=”11″ option3=”51″ option4=”62″ correct=”option3″] This question was previously asked in UPSC CAPF – 2011 Download PDFAttempt Online This question asks for the number of males living … <\/p>\n

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This specific region is M&U (only M and U, not S, T, C). The value in this region in the standard diagram is 11. This value (11) matches option B, but the official answer key lists option C (51) as correct. There is a significant discrepancy between the calculated value from the standard diagram and the official answer key. Assuming the official key is correct, the answer is 51, despite the logical inconsistency with the diagram data which yields 11. Identify the region in the Venn diagram representing the intersection of Male and Urban sets, excluding the sets for School Teachers, Science Graduates, and Persons with two children. 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