The number of Staff members entering the precinct at 12:00 hrs and 13:00 hours respectively couldn't have been:

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The correct option is C
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If no staff member would have entered at 12:00 hrs and 13:00 hrs, no staff member would have left at 15:00 hrs (after 2 or 3 hrs). But it is not possible as 6 people left at 15:00 hrs and not more than 2 priests and 2 devotees could leave at the same time.

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The number of Staff members entering the precinct at 12:00 hrs and 13:00 hours respectively couldn't have been:

The correct option is C 0,00,0 If no staff member would have entered at 12:00 hrs and 13:00 hrs, no staff member would have left at 15:00 hrs (after 2 or 3 hrs). But it is not possible as 6 people left at 15:00 hrs and not more than 2 priests and 2 devotees could leave at the same time.

The correct option is C
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0,0

If no staff member would have entered at 12:00 hrs and 13:00 hrs, no staff member would have left at 15:00 hrs (after 2 or 3 hrs). But it is not possible as 6 people left at 15:00 hrs and not more than 2 priests and 2 devotees could leave at the same time.