Which statement(s) from the above conditions is/are redundant in completing the entire distribution?
Which statement(s) from the above conditions is/are redundant in completing the entire distribution?
The correct option is E Only VI
The data required to complete the table is introduced only in the given seven statements and is not given in the common data (apart from data on place visited). Therefore, if any of these statements is ignored, we will not have complete data known as to who is the fourth male is or the fourth female and so on. For instance, if we ignore statement IV, we will not know that the fourth male is called Sunil, the fourth female is called Ankita and the fourth surname is Singh. Thus, none of the given statements is redundant. Consequently, filling the table will not be possible. This is applicable to all the statements given in the options.
Hence, option E.
The data required to complete the table is introduced only in the given seven statements and is not given in the common data (apart from data on place visited). Therefore, if any of these statements is ignored, we will not have complete data known as to who is the fourth male is or the fourth female and so on. For instance, if we ignore statement IV, we will not know that the fourth male is called Sunil, the fourth female is called Ankita and the fourth surname is Singh. Thus, none of the given statements is redundant. Consequently, filling the table will not be possible. This is applicable to all the statements given in the options.
Hence, option E.
