Question 44

Five friends A, B, C, D and E bought cars which were priced differently. B's car was costlier than C's car but was less costly than E's car. A's car was costlier than D's car but less costly than C's car. Whose car was the 2nd costliest?

Solution

B's car was costlier than C's car but was less costly than E's car.

E>B>C Eq.(i)

A's car was costlier than D's car but less costly than C's car.

C>A>D Eq.(ii)

Merge Eq.(i) and Eq.(ii).

E>B>C>A>D

According to the above arrangement, B's car was the 2nd costliest.

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