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For getting Maximum, you can assume "If all processes can be in that state?"

For Ready state, yes all processes can be in that state ===> m

For Block state, yes all processes can be in that state ===> m

For Running state, no all processes can't be in that state and maximum we can serve only n processes with n processors ===> n

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