The problem requires arranging five friends (Ram, Shiv, Sunil, Ravi, Rohan) by age in ascending order to identify the middle person.
We evaluate the two scenarios implied by Condition 4:
Integrating the other conditions with Scenario 2 (Ravi > Sunil > Ram):
Verify these potential orders against Condition 4 (Sunil's age is between Ram and Ravi):
Therefore, the correct age order from oldest to youngest is: Ravi, Shiv, Sunil, Ram, Rohan.
Arranging the friends in ascending order of age (youngest to oldest):
In a list of five people, the middle position is the 3rd one. In this sequence, Sunil is in the 3rd position.
From among the given options, select the sequence that best arranges the following words in a meaningful order.
1. Family
2. World
3. Individual
4. Community
5. Country
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