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Q1.
[CLAT Quantitative Techniques - Comparative Statistical & Ratio Analysis (Question #5)]
Caselet: A Lok Adalat bench was assigned 900 motor accident claim petitions. Through mutual settlement conciliation, 60% of the claims were resolved amicably on day one. How many claim petitions were settled amicably on day one?

(A)
{'key': 'A', 'text': '540 claims'}
(B)
{'key': 'B', 'text': '555 claims'}
(C)
{'key': 'C', 'text': '520 claims'}
(D)
{'key': 'D', 'text': '570 claims'}
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Q2.
[CLAT Quantitative Techniques - Comparative Statistical & Ratio Analysis (Question #11)]
Caselet: A Lok Adalat bench was assigned 500 motor accident claim petitions. Through mutual settlement conciliation, 60% of the claims were resolved amicably on day one. How many claim petitions were settled amicably on day one?

(A)
{'key': 'A', 'text': '300 claims'}
(B)
{'key': 'B', 'text': '315 claims'}
(C)
{'key': 'C', 'text': '280 claims'}
(D)
{'key': 'D', 'text': '330 claims'}
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