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XML + XSLT = 5
XPATH + XPOINTER = 10
RSS + ATOM = 6
XINCLUDE + RELAXNG = 11

Then what is
XHTML + MATHML = ?

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suresh

Answer is 6

Manoj your answer is correct...post your solution here...

Suppose if the question like following then what is your answer ?

XML + XSLT = 5
XPATH + XPOINTER = 10
RSS + ATOM = 7
XINCLUDE + RELAXNG = 11

Then what is
XHTML + MATHML = ?

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suresh

Count the number of letters in each combinations (unique occurences)... if the letter repeats then count as 1

For eg:
XML + XSLT = 5

Here X occurs twice but count is 1, Same L occurs twice count is 1
X - 1
M - 1
L - 1
S - 1
T - 1
Total - 5

Thanks
Manoj:)

Excuse me..it should be letters not words!! :)
And it does not depend on twice or thrice or number of occurrence.
Sum depends on every unique letter.

Changed...

Thanks
Manoj

If the question like this

XML + XSLT = 5
XPATH + XPOINTER = 10
RSS + ATOM = 7
XINCLUDE + RELAXNG = 11

Then what is
XHTML + MATHML = ?

The answer is 10.

Solution: Remove the letter X and N in each sentence and count the number of letters. If we remove the X and N then it look like..

ML + SLT = 5
PATH + POITER =10
RSS + ATOM =7
ICLUDE + RELAG =11

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suresh