Direction (36-40): Read the information carefully and answer the following questions

The table given below shows the number of accounts opened by four different branches (A, B, C and D) in four different months.

Months/Branches	A	B	C	D
January	15	20	22	25
February	18	25	12	24
March	30	40	42	45
April	35	32	40	16

In branch X, Total number of accounts opened in month of March is 25% more than the number of accounts opened by D in month of April. Find the sum of the accounts opened by X in month March and number of accounts opened by C in the month of February.

To find the required sum, let us break down the calculations step-by-step based on the data given in the table.

Step 1: Find the number of accounts opened by branch D in the month of April.
From the table, we locate the row for April and the column for branch D.
The number of accounts opened by D in April = 16.

Step 2: Calculate the number of accounts opened by branch X in the month of March.
We are given that the number of accounts opened in branch X in March is 25% more than the number of accounts opened by D in April.
Number of accounts opened by X in March = (Accounts by D in April) + 25% of (Accounts by D in April)
Number of accounts opened by X in March = 16 + (0.25 * 16)
Number of accounts opened by X in March = 16 + 4 = 20.

Step 3: Find the number of accounts opened by branch C in the month of February.
From the table, we locate the row for February and the column for branch C.
The number of accounts opened by C in February = 12.

Step 4: Calculate the required sum.
Sum = (Accounts by X in March) + (Accounts by C in February)
Sum = 20 + 12 = 32.

Thus, the sum of the accounts opened by X in March and by C in February is 32.