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Q: Question : L, J, K and N are standing in ascending order according to their height. Who stands in last? Statement: 1. L is taller than K and N. 2. J is taller than L.
  • A. Only statement I is sufficient.
  • B. Only statement II is sufficient.
  • C. Both statements are sufficient.
  • D. Both statements are not sufficient.
Correct Answer: Option C - On arranging L, J, K and N in order of their heights (in ascending order), K and N < L < J It is clear that, either K or N is in the beginning and J stands in the last. Hence, both the statements are sufficient to answer the question.
C. On arranging L, J, K and N in order of their heights (in ascending order), K and N < L < J It is clear that, either K or N is in the beginning and J stands in the last. Hence, both the statements are sufficient to answer the question.

Explanations:

On arranging L, J, K and N in order of their heights (in ascending order), K and N < L < J It is clear that, either K or N is in the beginning and J stands in the last. Hence, both the statements are sufficient to answer the question.