Step 1: Set up:
Let the numbers of questions in A, B, C be A, B, C. Then \(A + B + C = 100\) and B = 23, so \(A = 77 - C\). Each group has at least one question, so \(C \ge 1\).
Step 2: Total marks:
Total marks \(= A + 2B + 3C = (77 - C) + 46 + 3C = 123 + 2C\).
Step 3: Apply the 60% condition:
Group A carries A marks, so \(A \ge 0.6 \times (123 + 2C)\).
\(77 - C \ge 73.8 + 1.2C\)
\(3.2 \ge 2.2C\)
\(C \le 1.45\)
Step 4: Combine:
C is a whole number with \(C \ge 1\) and \(C \le 1.45\), so \(C = 1\). Check: A = 76, total marks = 125, and \(76 \ge 75\), which is 60% of 125. So the condition holds.
Final Answer:
The correct option is (4): 1.