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Question : 20
Total: 40
In counting m coloured balls, some were found to be blue and some were found to white, it was found that 49 of the first 50 counted were blue. Thereafter 7 out of every 8 counted were blue. If, in all, 90% or more of the balls counted were blue, the maximum value of m is:
180
200
210
220
Validate
Solution:
Balls taken out
Blue Balls
White Balls
Percentage of blue balls
50
49
1
98%
8
7
1
87.5%
We find the ratio of blue and white balls by using the allegation rule.
5 + 16 = 21 balls (This is the minimum number of balls).
By using the given alternatives, the maximum number of balls will be 210.
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