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In the morning prayer of a school, Chanchal was 8th from the front, while Prince was 11th from the back in the same row. If they swap their positions, Chanchal becomes 22nd from the front. What is the number of students in the row?

In the morning prayer of a school, Chanchal was 8th from the front, while Prince was 11th from the back in the same row. If they swap their positions, Chanchal becomes 22nd from the front. What is the number of students in the row? Correct Answer 32

Given:

1) Chanchal was 8th from the front, while Prince was 11th from the back in the same row.

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2) If they swap their positions, Chanchal becomes 22nd from the front.

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=> The number of students in the row = Chanchal position from the front + chancahal position from the back -1

=> The number of students in the row = 22 + 11 – 1 = 32

Hence, total “32” students in the row.

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