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EXPLANATION: 

Six colleagues: Raj, Shruti, Mayank, Preyesh, Viren and Ojas

1. Viren is taller than Raj. 

    Viren > Raj.

2. Mayank is taller than Viren.

   Mayank > Viren > Raj. 

3. Raj is not taller than Shruti. 

    Shruti > Raj.

4. Ojas has the same height has Preyesh, who is taller than Shruti.

     Ojas =  Preyesh > Shruti. 

From the above statement , we can say 

option 1. Shruti is shorter than Ojas is True.     [   Ojas =  Preyesh > Shruti. ]

Option 2. Ojas is taller than Raj is True.             [    Ojas =  Preyesh > Shruti. 

                                                                                    Shruti > Raj. ]

Option 4. Raj is shorter than Mayank is True.     [  Mayank > Viren > Raj.  ]

Option 3.  Viren is taller than Shruti is not True. [ cannot be determined ]

Hence, Viren is taller than Shruti is the correct answer.

As per the question,

i) Ganesh is taller than Sunil but Shorter than Raja. Therefore,

Raja > Ganesh > Sunil.

ii) Raja and Tarun are of the same height.

Raja,Tarun > Ganesh > Sunil.

Also, Ganesh is shorter than Anil.

So, there can be two cases.

Case 1: Anil > Raja,Tarun > Ganesh > Sunil.

Case 2: Raja,Tarun > Anil > Ganesh > Sunil.

As it can be seen that Sunil is the shortest of all.

Therefore, the correct answer is "Sunil".

Given: Amongst six friends A, B, C, D, E and F, each has a different height.

1) A is taller than only two other friends.

__ > __ > __ > A > __ > __

2) C is shorter than only one friend.

__ > C > __ > A > __ > __

3) E is shorter than A but taller than B.

__ > C > __ > A > E > B

4) F is shorter than D.

D > C > F > A > E > B

So, 'D' is the tallest among all the friends.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option 4".

1. A scores more run than C but less than D.

D > A > C

2. B scores more than D but less than E.

E > B > D

From 1 and 2, we get:

E > B > D > A > C

E scores the maximum runs.

Hence, ‘E’ is the correct answer

Given:

A, B, C, D, E and F are cousins. No two cousins are of the same age, but all have birthday on the same date.

1) The youngest is 17 years old and E the oldest is 22 years old.

Youngest = 17 years; E = 22 years

2) F is somewhere between B and D in age.

3) A is older than B. C is older than D.

The possible conditions is:

1) E > A > B > F > C > D

2) E > A > B > C > F > D

3) E > C > A > B > F > D

4) E > A > C > B > F > D

5) E > C > A > D > F > B

6) E > A > C > D > F > B

7) E > C > D > A > F > B

8) E > C > D > F > A > B

Not check all the options:

Option (1): F is 18 years old → True

Option (2): F is 20 years old → False (No possible condition fulfill the condition.

Option (3): D is 20 years old → True

Option (4): F is 19 years old → True

So, F is 20 years old is not possible.

Hence the correct answer is "Option (2)".

From the statements:

⇒ Baby is shorter than Anil.

Anil > Baby

⇒ Anil is taller than Sunny who is shorter than Baby.

Anil > Baby > Sunny

⇒ Anil is taller than Bose who is shorter than Sunny.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

Anil > Baby > Sunny > Bose

We can see that Bose is the shortest.

Hence, Bose is correct.

Who is used for the second person in a connecting statement:

For example: 

Anil is taller than Sunny, who is shorter than Baby → It means Anil is taller than Sunny and Sunny is shorter than Baby.

The logic is:

Given: Five friends L, M, N, O and P read a newspaper.

1) The one who reads first gives it to N, that indicates N reads at second.

2) The one who reads last had taken it from L, that indicates L reads the second last i.e. at 4th position.

3) P was not the first or last to read it that means P reads the newspaper exactly in between among all.

4) There were two readers between M and L that means M reads the first.

Hence, O is the correct answer.

Given: Five cars C1, C2, C3, C4, and C5.

1) C1 is faster than only one car.

__ > __ > __ > C1 > __

2) C5 is faster than four cars, which means it's the fastest.

C5 > __ > __ > C1 > __

3) C4 is faster than C1 but slower than C3 and C5.

C5 > C3 > C4 > C1 > __

And, the remaining spot will be of C2.

C5 > C3 > C4 > C1 > C2

So, "3" cars has less speed than the speed of C3.

Hence, "3" is the correct answer.

i) M is taller than B.

M > B

ii) B is taller than F but not as tall as H.

H > B > F

iii) H is taller than G but is not the tallest.

H > G

iv) G is not as tall as F.

F > G

According to the given information, the order will be-

Here, we can see that M is the tallest among all.

Hence, Option (3) is correct.

Mistake Points

•  H is taller than G but is not the tallest. - This statement implies that H is not the tallest. So, M has to be the tallest.

The sequence of reaching school is as follow-

(1) E reaches immediately after A and is subsequently followed by G, Who is the second last to reach the school.

_

(2) F reaches immediately before A but does not immediately follow D that means F follow B.

_ and G

(3) C is the last one to reach school.

C

In the final arrangement, F is the person who reaches third in school.

Hence, Option (4) is the answer.

(1) If Sunitha is taller than Seema and Reena.

Sunitha > Seema / Reena

(2) Reena is shorter than Radha and Gori.

Radha / Gori > Reena

(3) Bina is taller than Radha and shorter than Sunitha.

Sunitha > Bina > Radha 

(4) Sunitha is not the tallest and Reena is not the shortest.

_____ > Sunitha > Reena > _______.

Now, by combining all the above statements, we get:

Gori > Sunitha > Bina > Radha > Reena > Seema

Hence, Gori is the tallest.

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If the given series is written in the reverse order

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10th term from right end

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The 5th term to the left of the 10th term from right end

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Hence, 'F' is the correct answer.

Given data :

Five students: A, B, C, D and E

1) ‘A’ scored less marks than ‘B’.

A ˂ B

2) ‘C’ scored less marks than ‘D’.

C ˂ D

3) ‘B’ scored less marks than ‘C’ and ‘A’ scored more marks than ‘E’.

B ˂ C

E ˂ A

On combining all three statements we get,

E ˂ A ˂ B ˂ C ˂ D

Hence, ‘D’ scored the highest marks.

The logic followed here is:

1) P is taller than only U and R 

⇒ P > U and R 

2) R is taller than U 

⇒ P > R > U

3) Q is taller than S but shorter than T 

⇒ T > Q > S

4) T is not the tallest among all 

So, the correct order will be ⇒ V > T > Q > S > P > R > U 

So, there are two persons between Q and R.

Hence, the option 3 is the correct answer.

As per the given statements,

1) U is elder than only four other sisters.

→ _ > _ > U > _ > _ > _ > _

2) X is elder than one person only that is Z who is the youngest among all sisters.

→ _ > _ > U > _ > _ > X > Z

3) T is elder than Y.

4) U is elder than T.

→ _ > _ > U > T > Y > X > Z

5) V is elder than W.

→ V > W > U > T > Y > X > Z

Here, we can see that V is the eldest sister.

Hence, the correct answer is "V".