Loading...
Loading...
A has some coins. A gives 1/4 of the total coins and 3 coins more to B. B gives 1/4 of the total coins he receives and 5 coins more to C. Further, C gives 1/3 of the coins he receives and 1 coin more to D. The number of coins D has now is 20. How many coins did A have in the beginning?
This question appeared in the HPSC Prelims 2025 examination (CSAT). It is Question 34 out of 200 questions in this paper.
This question was part of the HPSC Prelims 2025 (CSAT). The HPSC Prelims examination tests candidates on general studies, current affairs, and aptitude through multiple-choice questions.
Practice previous year questions from all HPSC Prelims papers and compare patterns with UPSC Prelims PYQ to identify overlapping topics.