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Six players named K, L, M, N, O and P have different heights. They play one of six different games
Six players named K, L, M, N, O and P have different heights. They play one of six different games
i.e. Chess, Polo, Tennis, Hockey, Cricket and Football. Polo player has more height than Hockey player. M plays cricket. K does not play Football. N has more height than O. Hockey player has more height than Tennis player. Football player has less height than Cricket player. K's height is more than only three other players. Polo player has lesser height than exactly three other players. P's height is more than K. O's height is more than L who plays Tennis. Which of the following is true based on the given information?
I. P's height is more than
M. M's height is less than N.
II. Chess player's height is more than Football player but less than Polo player.
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