Question
Which box is the
lightest? Answer the questions based on the information given below. There are seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U and V have different weights. Box P is heavier than at least two boxes. Number of boxes heavier than box S is equal to number of boxes lighter than box T. Box Q is heavier than box P. Box S is heavier than box R and box Q but not the heaviest. Box Q is not the 3rd heaviest box. Box V is heavier than box U, which is lighter than box T.Solution
Box P is heavier than at least two boxes. Box S is heavier than box R and box Q but not the heaviest. Number of boxes heavier than box S is equal to number of boxes lighter than box T. Box Q is heavier than box P. Box Q is not the 3rd heaviest box. Box V is heavier than box U which is lighter than box T. So, box S and box T must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd lightest boxes respectively. Also, As, box Q is not the 3rd heaviest, so, R must be 3rd heaviest and V must be heaviest box. The arrangement is shown below, V > S > R > Q > P > T >. U
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