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In a school, there were five teachers. A and B were teaching Sanskrit and Maths. C and B were teaching Maths and History. D and A were teaching Hindi and Sanskrit. E and B were teaching Geography and Spanish. More than two teachers were teaching which subjects?

In a school, there were five teachers. A and B were teaching Sanskrit and Maths. C and B were teaching Maths and History. D and A were teaching Hindi and Sanskrit. E and B were teaching Geography and Spanish. More than two teachers were teaching which subjects? Correct Answer Sanskrit

Five teachers are A, B, C, D, E. Six subjects are Sanskrit, Math, History, Hindi, Geography, Spanish.

1. A and B were teaching Sanskrit and Maths.

2. C and B were teaching Maths and History.

3. D and A were teaching Hindi and Sanskrit.

4. E and B were teaching Geography and Spanish.

The table can be drawn as :

Sanskrit Maths History Hindi  Geography  Spanish
A A   A    
B B B   B B
  C C      
D     D    
        E E

 

More than two teachers were teaching the subjects of Sanskrit and Maths but Maths is not in the options.

Hence, Sanskrit is the correct answer.

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