Question
Among five persons L, M, N, O and P with different
heights. M is taller than L. M is not the tallest and L is not shorter than O. Who is third tallest person, if O is taller than N?Solution
As O is taller than N. M is taller than L. M is not the tallest and L is not shorter than O, so P > M > L > O > N L is the third tallest person.
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