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Q: Question: X, Y, T, U and V arranged in descending order according to his weight then who will stand in second place from the beginning? Statement: 1. Weight of X is less than T and U. Weight of U is twice of T. 2. Weight of Y and V is less than X.
- A. Both statement 1 and 2 is sufficient.
- B. Only statement 1 is sufficient.
- C. Only statement 2 is sufficient.
- D. Both statement 1 and 2 are insufficient.
Correct Answer:
Option A - The weight of X is less than T and U and the weight of U is twice as compared to T,
from statement 1,
T, U > X
weight of U is twice of T. This implies that,
U > T > X ....... (1)
from statement 2,
X > Y, V ....... (2)
(1) and (2) together in descending order will be,
U > T > X > Y, V
when weight are arranged in descending order from the beginning, T will come in second place. So both statements 1 and 2 are sufficient.
A. The weight of X is less than T and U and the weight of U is twice as compared to T,
from statement 1,
T, U > X
weight of U is twice of T. This implies that,
U > T > X ....... (1)
from statement 2,
X > Y, V ....... (2)
(1) and (2) together in descending order will be,
U > T > X > Y, V
when weight are arranged in descending order from the beginning, T will come in second place. So both statements 1 and 2 are sufficient.
Explanations:
The weight of X is less than T and U and the weight of U is twice as compared to T, from statement 1, T, U > X weight of U is twice of T. This implies that, U > T > X ....... (1) from statement 2, X > Y, V ....... (2) (1) and (2) together in descending order will be, U > T > X > Y, V when weight are arranged in descending order from the beginning, T will come in second place. So both statements 1 and 2 are sufficient.Address
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