Three persons A, B and C have to distribute 29890 chocolates between them such that A gets twice the number of chocolates as B. Find the number of chocolates that B will get -

11890

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15790

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19870

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Insufficient data

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Solution

The correct option is D
Insufficient data

There is no relation between A with C or B with C, so we cannot solve the question.

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