sudhanshu874

Now i get it. OA is A Thanks guys

Recent research has drawn a distinction between manic-depression, which involves intense highs and intense lows, and ''bipolar disorder type II", in which the manic highs, though present, are not of the same intensity as those exhibited in manic-depressives. A. and ''bipolar disorder type II", in which the manic highs, though present, are not of the same intensity as those exhibited in B. from "bipolar disorder type II", where the manic highs, though present, do not have the same intense nature as exhibited by C. and "bipolar disorder type II", which exhibits highs which , though present, are of much less intensity than such as the ones exhibited in D. and "bipolar disorder type II", for whom the manic highs are present, though not to the same extent as the highs exhibited in E. from "bipolar disorder type II", where manic highs have an equal presence, but do not exhibit the intensity of the highs exhibited through the behavior of I know it might sound very simple to most of you but just need some explanation here. OA to follow

i don't think that A can b an answer..."whatever its merits" sounds incomplete...i think it is between B & E out of which i would go with B...

I think i can try here Lets start with clock B. It loses 2 minutes in 36 hours ie 4 mins in 3 days. Clock A gains 2 minutes every 12 hours ie 4 mins a day Since one loses and one gains the only time they meet next would be one the total time error of two clocks is around 12 hours. Clock B loses 4 mins/3 days ie 1hr/45 days which translates into a gain of (45*4mins) 3 hours. So after 45 days at the right time 12 noon clock B is 11 am while clock A is 3hours ahead at 3pm Consequently 90 days after at correct time 12 noon clock B is 10am , clock A is 6pm , 135days clock B is 9am , clock A is 9 am Considering the question focuses on a analog time format we can ignore am/pm and say after 135 days at 12 noon they show same time Now i could have gone ridiculously wrong in a total different direction but couldn't think of anything else. So please feel free to rectify where ever i went wrong

M sorry if m over stating something bt this method is a kind of hit & trial method..v cannot possibly sit in the test n make such trial combination...there has to be a methodology to reach the answer...not saying that i have one bt v shld work towards it...