GATE XH-C5 · 2026 · XH-C5
Question 26: Analytical reasoning
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Question 26
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A man visits four relatives on a day. He purchases some sweets and gives a part of it to the first relative. Next, he purchases the same number of sweets he is left with after he visited his first relative. He repeats this process while visiting his other relatives. Finally, he gives all the sweets to his fourth relative. It is known that he gives equal number of sweets to all the relatives and is left with no sweets after the fourth relative. Assuming that he initially purchased more than 20 sweets, the minimum number of sweets he gave to each relative is ______________.
(Answer in integer)
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2026XH-C5
GATE XH-C5 2026 · Paper 1
Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology) · Original paper archive
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- Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)
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- Numerical answer (NAT)
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- 2 marks
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