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SUBHENDU MAITY

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· 1 Months ago

q 99 (Question: 257688.0 )

ans could be D/E>D/E>A>B>C...it is mentioned A>B,C and B> one person only.....

Question:

Five persons — A, B, C, D, and E — are comparing the number of books which they have bought recently. A bought more number of books than C and B, but not the highest. B bought more number of books than exactly one person. Then which of the following bought the highest numbers of books?

Options:
A)

C

B)

E

C)

B

D)

D or E

E)

A

Solution:

Ans: (d)

According to given conditions, we get the arrangement as follows

E/D > A > C > B > D/E

Hence,  Either D or E bought the highest number of books.

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· 1 Months ago

Dear Student,

Given arrangement may be different it will be either E/D >A>c>B>D/E. or D/E> D/E> A>B>C
In both the case answer will be same either D or E bought the highest number of books.

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