Question
Six persons L, M, N, O, P, and Q have different heights.
L is shorter than P but taller than N. At least one person is shorter than O. M is shorter than N but not the shortest. N is taller than O. Who among the following is the second tallest person?ÂSolution
L is shorter than P but taller than N. N is taller than O. P > L > N > O At least one person is shorter than O. M is shorter than N but not the shortest. P > L > N > O/M > M/O > Q Therefore, the final arrangement based on height is: P(tallest) > L > N > O/M > M/O > Q(shortest) L is the second tallest person.
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