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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Transcribed Image Text:In a colony there are 25 houses A through Y and are
constructed in the following pattern i.e., in the form of a
5x5 grid.
F
P
S.
Y
V.
The houses in each row are of different heights among a,
b, c, d and e and the houses in each column are of
different heights among a, b, c, d and e, are in the
decreasing order. From the top of any house, only the
houses in that column and in that row are visible.
A house is visible from the top of another house, only if it
is taller than the other and there is no obstacle (obstacle
is a house taller than both the houses) in between them.
It is also known that,
O Eight houses are visible from the top of the house F.
(i) Only 6 and 3 houses are visible from C and N
respectively.
(iii) No house is visible from V.
21. Which of the following houses is of the height e?
(A) W
(C) Q
(B) Y
(D) Cannot be determined
22. What is the height of the house T?
(B) b
(C) d
(А) a
(D) c
23. How many houses can be seen from house Q?
(B) 6
(C) 5
(A) 8
(D) 7
f
24. Which of the following is the correct combination of
the house and the number of houses that can be
visible from that house?
(A) M-3
(B) S-2
(C) L-3
(D) H-3
25. What is the height of house E?
(B) b
(A) a
(C) с
(D) d
CHMRW
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