Kamal, Lalman, Manish, Nishant, Praveen, Qadir, Raman, Sanjay, Umang and Waqar are the only ten members in a department. There is a proposal to form a team from within the members of the department, subject to the following conditions.

(i) A team must include exactly one among Praveen, Raman, and Sanjay.

(ii) A team must include either Manish or Qadir, but not both.

(iii) If a team includes Kamal, then it must also include Lalman, and vice versa.

(iv) If a team include one among Sanjay, Umang, and Waqar, then it must also include the other two.

(v) Lalman and Nishant cannot be members of the same team. Lalman and Umang cannot be members of the same team.

(vi) The size of a team is defined as the number of members in the team.

In how many ways a team can be constituted so that the team includes Nishant?

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Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

Who has lost the maximum percentage of matches played?

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Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

As in the case above what is the highest average prize money won per money won per match by any player?

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Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

As in the case above what is the lowest average prize money won per money won per match by any player?

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Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

If a win carries an award of Rs. 150 and a loss carries of Rs. 100, what is the largest difference in prize money earned among the four?

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Chart given below represents total number of persons (in hundreds) who have passed out from IIMs and IITs in each from 2014 to 2018. The IITs and IIMs are among the best known professional institutes in India and offer courses in the areas of engineering and mangment respectively. Both the IIMs and IITs have six campuses located in various cities of India, none of the cities being common.

During the given period, the total pass outs from IIMs as a ratio of total pass outs from IITs is