Question
Who among the following is/are shorter than
D? Answer the questions based on the information given below. Six persons D, E, F, G, H and I are ranked according to their height. The number of persons taller than I is same as the number of persons shorter than H. G is taller than E. G is shorter than I and E is taller than H. The number of persons taller than D is one more than the number of persons shorter than F. The height of the third tallest person is 180cm and the height of the shortest person is 160cm. The height of F is not 180cm.Solution
G is taller than E. G is shorter than I and E is taller than H. I > G > E > H The number of persons taller than I is same as the number of persons shorter than H. The number of persons taller than D is one more than the number of persons shorter than F. I > G > D > E > F > H The height of the third tallest person is 180cm and the height of the shortest person is 160cm. The height of F is not 180cm. I > G > D(180) > E > F > H(160) Therefore, the final arrangement is as follows: I > G > D (180cm) > E > F > H (160cm)
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