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NIMCET 2014 Reasoning PYQ — Cricket clubs in five towns A, B, C, D and E have one team each n… | Mathem Solvex

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Explanation

Step 1: Eliminate teams that cannot be in Town A

The problem states: "The team in A has beaten R, P and S."

A team cannot beat itself. Therefore, the team in Town A cannot be R, it cannot be P, and it cannot be S.

Step 2: Use the clue about Team Q

The problem states: "Q has beaten the teams in E, C and A."

Since Q beat the team in A, Q itself cannot be the team located in A.

Step 3: Identify the remaining team

We have five teams: $P, Q, R, S, T$ .

From Step 1, we eliminated: $P, R, S$ .

From Step 2, we eliminated: $Q$ .

The only team left for Town A is T.

Summary Table:

Town Possible Team(s) Reasoning

B $R$ Directly stated in the problem.

A $T$ Cannot be $R, P, S$ (they were beaten by A) and cannot be $Q$ (it beat A).

Correct Option: 4. $T$

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Town	Possible Team(s)	Reasoning
B	$R$	Directly stated in the problem.
A	$T$	Cannot be $R, P, S$ (they were beaten by A) and cannot be $Q$ (it beat A).