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CAT 2002 | Question: 80

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Amar went for a holiday to his friend’s place. They together either went for yoga in the morning or played tennis in the evening. However, they either went for the yoga in the morning or played tennis, but not both. $14$ mornings and $24$ evenings, they both stayed home and they both went out together for $22$ days. How many days did Amar stay at his friend’s place?

  1. $20$
  2. $16$
  3. $30$
  4. $40$

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