Instructions

Six children P, Q, R, S, T and U, were all born on the same day of the year, but each was born in a different year during a single six-year period.
P is older than R.
Q is older than both S and T.
U is two years older than S.
P was born either in 2007 or in 2008.
The oldest children was born in 2005.

Question 118

Which of the following could be a correctlisting of the children from the youngest to be oldest?

Solution

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We know:

P>R

Q>S and T

U>S (2 years)

P- 2007/2008

Oldest in 2005

Now, we can see that P is not the oldest. Hence, the oldest shall be either U or Q.

The birth years shall be: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.

Case 1: When the oldest is U

Hence, U (2005), S (2007), Q (2006), P (2008), R/T (2009/2010)

Case 2: When Q is the oldest

Hence, Q (2005), U (2006), S (2008), P (2007), R/T (2009/2010)

Hence, the cases can be (youngest to oldest): R/T, P, S, Q, U or R/T, S, P. U, Q.

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