Question
Seven students namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V gets different marks, then marks of how many students got less mark than R?
- I Marks of V is more than T, R but not as much as S, P. Marks of P is more than U but not as much as S. Marks of R is more than Q. I
- I Marks of R is more than Q, T but not as much as P, V. Marks of V is more than T but not as much as P, U. Marks of P is only less than that of one student and marks of T is lowest.
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