Only one person has scored between R and W. S has scored more than R and W.
How many people have scored less than D?
To solve this problem, we need to deduce the relative scores of D, R, A, W, and S according to the conditions given:
- There is only one person scoring between A and R.
- There is also only one person scoring between R and W.
- S has scored more than R and W.
Since S has scored more than R and W, S must not be at the lowest position.
Based on the first two conditions, we can list the possible orders:
- A possible scenario satisfying both conditions is R and W next to each other with one of them immediately followed or preceded by one person (A). Let's assume R is before W.
- This creates the order: A ... R W ... or ... W R ... A.
- S has scored higher than both R and W, so in this framework, we assume S comes after both.
Analyzing the sequence, the most probable order satisfying all conditions is:
- A
- R
- W
- S
- D
Here, D scores the lowest, as this arrangement accommodates S scoring higher than both R and W (Condition 3), and a person between A and R as well as R and W (Conditions 1 and 2).
Therefore, the number of people who scored less than D is One.
Important Questions from Ordering and Ranking
A medical representative plans to visit each of six hospitals — A, B, C, D, E and F — exactly once during the course of one day. He is setting up his schedule for the day according to the following conditions:
i. He must visit A before B and E.
ii. He must visit B before D.
iii. The third hospital he visits must be C.
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Five men P, Q, R, S and T are reading a newspaper. The one who reads it first, gives it to T. The one who reads it last, had taken it from R. Q is not the first or last one to read it. There were two readers between P and R. Who is the third one to have read the newspaper?
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Five students took part in a cycling competition. Robert finished before Monish but behind Gunjan. Anil finished before Sunil but behind Monish.
Who won the competition?
