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Quantitative Aptitude

Sum of Consecutive Numbers (Not Starting from 1)

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How many people like all the laptops?

A

38

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B

8

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C

1

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D

53

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Solution

The correct option is B 8
Option (b).

The number common to all the four figures is 8.

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