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प्रश्न

Choose the correct alternative:

The constraint that in a college there are more scholarship holders in FYJC class (X) than in SYJC class (Y) is given by

विकल्प

  • X > Y

  • X < Y

  • X = Y

  • X ≠ Y

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उत्तर

X > Y

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