Instructions
Among J, K, L, M and N each of a different weight, J is heavier than L but lighter than K. M is lighter than L. K is lighter than N.
Solution
J is heavier than L but lighter than K, => K > J > L
M is lighter than L, => L > M
K is lighter than N, => N > K
Combining above statements, we get :
$$\therefore$$ N > K > J > L > M
L is the second lightest.
=> Ans - (C)
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