According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
If S ranks 2nd, R ranks 1st and T ranks lowest. The order V > P > Q will be followed. out of all the given options, only the arrangement given as per option (d)i.e., R > S > U > V >P > Q > T is possible. Clearly, options (a), (b) and (c) cannot follow . So option (d) is correct.
According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
If R gets the most, T ranks lowest and occupies seventh place. Since V always ranks above P and Q, so at the maximum, P and Q will occupy fifth and sixth places.
Hence, V Will not rank lower than fourth.
According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
If V ranks fifth, then P and Q coming after V will occupy sixth and seventh places respectively i.e., Q ranks the least. so, S Will score the highest.
Since, B scored highest marks.
? B's marks = F's marks + 13 = 81 + 13 = 94
D scored second highest marks. So, D's scored marks between 81 and 94.
Hence, D's possible marks = 89
None is true with respect to the given information.
Given in question, third highest marks = 81 and E's marks =62
Hence, C's marks lie between 62 and 81.
? C's possible marks = 70
According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
If S is ranked 6th and Q is ranked 5th , we have
O > O > O > O > Q > S > O
In this case, R will rank the highest and thus T will rank the least.
we have, R > O > O > O > Q > S > T
Also, the order V > P > Q will be maintained
The possible arrangement are
R > U > V > P > Q > S > T
or R > V > U > P > Q > S > T
or R > V > P > U > Q > S > T
Thus, option (d),i.e, U can be ranked third or fourth is true.
According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
If R is ranked 2nd, S will rank 1st and Q or U lowest but Q ranks 5th. so, U ranks lowest. Also, the order V > P > Q will be followed.
? Arrangement
S > R > V > P > Q > T > U
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Hence, 6th place will be occupied by T.
According to question,
V always scored more than P.
V > P
P always scored more than Q.
P > Q
? V > P > Q
If R Score highest, we have
R >.......> T
If S Score highest, we have
S >.......> Q or S >.......> U
All are needed.
As per given above matrix I and II , we can see that
D ? 57, 69, 76, 88, 95
O ? 01, 13, 20, 32, 44
R ? 04, 11, 23, 30, 42
As shown in given figure , the set for the word DOOR will be 57, 13, 32, 23 .From matrix , option ( 4 ) is correct .
From above given matrices I and II , we get different values for word CARD -
C ? 02, 11, 23, 32, 40
A ? 00, 13, 21, 33, 42
R ? 57, 68, 77, 88, 99
D ? 03, 10, 22, 30, 41
As shown in given figure , all the values for word CARD are matched in only option ( 3 ) for every letter . So , the set for the word CARD will be 11, 33, 57, 22 .From matrix , option ( 3 ) is correct .
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