Question
A is more intelligent than B, B isn’t as intelligent
as C. C is more intelligent than D but not as good as A. Who’s the most intelligent of them all?Solution
A is more intelligent than B, B isn’t as intelligent as C it means C is intelligent than B. A > B C is more intelligent than D but not as good as A it means A is intelligent than both C and D but we are not sure among B and D who is intelligent, A > C > D/B > B/D
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