Question
Six persons H, I, J, K, L and M have different heights
and different weights. L, who is the tallest person, is heavier than only J and H. I, who is lighter than K, is taller than K, who is not the heaviest person. J is lighter and shorter than both H and M. J is taller than I. Heaviest person is not the third tallest person. How many persons are taller than H?Solution
L, who is the tallest person, is heavier than only J and H. We will get L is third lightest person. Ranking for Weight: __ > __ > __ > L > J/H > H/J Ranking for Height: L > __ > __ > __ > __ > __ I, who is lighter than K, is taller than K, who is not the heaviest person. J is lighter and shorter than both H and M. J is taller than I. Heaviest person is not the third tallest person. We will get I is the third heaviest person. J is the lightest person and third smallest person. M is the heaviest person and second tallest person. The final arrangement is as follows: Ranking for weight, M > K > I > L > H > J Ranking for height, L > M > H > J > I > K
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