UPSC CSAT 2023 MATH (Quant) Solutions 2 || CSAT PYQ Solved with best short tricks and concepts

UPSC CSAT 2023 Maths (Quantitative Aptitude) Solutions 2 || CSAT PYQ Solved with best short tricks and concepts #csat #upsc #upscprelims
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We will discuss the previous year's questions from UPSC CSAT 2021 on Data Sufficiency. We will solve the question with the best shortcuts and tricks while understanding the concepts in the case of each question.
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168 - 2 ? I don't get it. In triangle question

[@adityakt.math101]

To make a triangle, we need any 3 points not on the same line. That is the basic logic. Since in the question asked in CSAT 2023, no line contains 3 points, so by selecting any 3 points out of 6 (1 + 1 + 2 + 2), we can form a triangle. Number of ways will be 6C3 = 20. If there is any specific doubt, you can elaborate.