(i) Five boys were climbing up a hill
(ii) Jayant was following Hari
(iii) Ram was ahead of Govind
(iv) Krishna was between Govind and Hari
(v) They were climbing up in a column
Who was second?

Jayant

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Hari

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Ram

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Govind

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Solution

The correct option is D Govind
B implies J < H (Jayant follows Hari)........(i)
(C) imples R > G (Ram is ahead of Govind).......(ii)
(D) implies H < K < G .........(iii)
$∴$ from (i), (ii) and (iii) J < H < K < G < R i.e. Govind is second
Ans : (D)

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(i) Five boys were climbing up a hill(ii) Jayant was following Hari(iii) Ram was ahead of Govind(iv) Krishna was between Govind and Hari(v) They were climbing up in a columnWho was second?

The correct option is D GovindB implies J < H (Jayant follows Hari)........(i)(C) imples R > G (Ram is ahead of Govind).......(ii)(D) implies H < K < G .........(iii)∴ from (i), (ii) and (iii) J < H < K < G < R i.e. Govind is second Ans : (D)

(i) Five boys were climbing up a hill
(ii) Jayant was following Hari
(iii) Ram was ahead of Govind
(iv) Krishna was between Govind and Hari
(v) They were climbing up in a column
Who was second?

The correct option is D Govind
B implies J < H (Jayant follows Hari)........(i)
(C) imples R > G (Ram is ahead of Govind).......(ii)
(D) implies H < K < G .........(iii)
$∴$ from (i), (ii) and (iii) J < H < K < G < R i.e. Govind is second
Ans : (D)