Object X is heavier than Object Y. Object Z is lighter than Object Y. Object W is heavier than Object X. If the objects are arranged in ascending order from the lightest to the heaviest, which object occupies the third position ?
Object X
Write each statement as an inequality of weight and then chain them into a single order.
Step 1 — X is heavier than Y: Y < X. Z is lighter than Y: Z < Y. W is heavier than X: X < W.
Step 2 — Combining: Z < Y < X < W. The chain is complete, so the order is fixed.
Step 3 — In ascending order (lightest first) the positions are Z first, Y second, X third and W fourth. Y is second, Z is first and W is the heaviest, so only X sits in the third place.
Object X option is correct.
Six persons (A, B, C, D, E and F) are sitting in a row, all facing North. C sits immediately to the left of B and is the third person to the right of A. D sits at the extreme right end. If E sits immediately to the right of F, who sits at the extreme left end ?
If Aman is 5 cm taller than Bipin; Bipin is 3 cm taller than Chetan, and Chetan is 4 cm taller than Deepak, who is the shortest among them ?
In a row of participants, Suresh is 18th from the left and Rahul is 24th from the right. If 6 participants are standing between Suresh and Rahul, what is the maximum number of participants in the row ?
Four rivers have different lengths. River P is longer than River Q. River R is shorter than River Q. River S is longer than River P. Which river is the shortest ?
Examine the information given in the following paragraph and answer the items that follow: Guest lectures on five subjects viz., Economics, History, Statistics, English and Mathematics have to be arranged in a week from Monday to Friday. Only one lecture can be arranged on each day. Economics cannot be scheduled on Tuesday. Guest faculty for History is available only on Tuesday. Mathematics lecture has to be scheduled immediately after the day of Economics lecture. English lecture has to be scheduled immediately before the day of Economics lecture. Which lecture is scheduled on Monday?
Examine the information given in the following paragraph and answer the items that follow: Guest lectures on five subjects viz., Economics, History, Statistics, English and Mathematics have to be arranged in a week from Monday to Friday. Only one lecture can be arranged on each day. Economics cannot be scheduled on Tuesday. Guest faculty for History is available only on Tuesday. Mathematics lecture has to be scheduled immediately after the day of Economics lecture. English lecture has to be scheduled immediately before the day of Economics lecture. Which lecture is scheduled between Statistics and English?
Examine the information given in the following paragraph and answer the items that follow: Guest lectures on five subjects viz., Economics, History, Statistics, English and Mathematics have to be arranged in a week from Monday to Friday. Only one lecture can be arranged on each day. Economics cannot be scheduled on Tuesday. Guest faculty for History is available only on Tuesday. Mathematics lecture has to be scheduled immediately after the day of Economics lecture. English lecture has to be scheduled immediately before the day of Economics lecture. Which lecture is the last one in the week?
Examine the information given in the following paragraph and answer the items that follow: Guest lectures on five subjects viz., Economics, History, Statistics, English and Mathematics have to be arranged in a week from Monday to Friday. Only one lecture can be arranged on each day. Economics cannot be scheduled on Tuesday. Guest faculty for History is available only on Tuesday. Mathematics lecture has to be scheduled immediately after the day of Economics lecture. English lecture has to be scheduled immediately before the day of Economics lecture. Which lecture is scheduled on Wednesday?
In a row 'A' is in the 11th position from the left and 'B' is in the 10th position from the right. If 'A' and 'B' interchange, then 'A' becomes 18th from the left.
How many persons are there in the row other than 'A' and 'B'?