Question
How many boxes are lighter to
L? Answer the questions based on the information given below: Seven boxes F, G, H, I, J, K and L has different weight. Only two boxes are heavier F. I is heavier K but lighter to H. H is heavier F but it is not the heaviest box. K is heavier J but lighter to I. J is not the lightest box.Solution
Only two boxes are heavier F.
____ > ____ > F > ___ > ____> ____ > ____
H is heavier F but he is not the heaviest box.
____ > H > F > ___ > ____> ____ > ____
I is heavier G but lighter to H. K is heavier J but lighter to I. J is not the lightest box.
____ > H > F > I > K > J > G
Therefore, the final arrangement is
L > H > F > I > K > J > G
Statement: B = L > N < M; M ≤ V < G
Conclusions:
I. G > N                           Â
II. B = M ...
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Conclusion:
I. T ≥ W
II. W > T
Statements: A > Y = D > Q, M ≤ B > P > Y
Conclusion:
I. Y ≤ M
II. B > QÂ Â
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Conclusion:
I. T < G
II. Q < V
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Conclusions: I. W < P
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Conclusions:
I. 3 < 4
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