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Suresh put the same things in two different bags X and Y. However, bag Y couldn't hold all the items and got torn. What did Suresh conclude?

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Bag X is more flexible than bag Y.

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Bag Y is lighter than bag X.

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Bag Y is softer than bag X.

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Bag X is stronger than bag Y.

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Solution

The correct option is D Bag X is stronger than bag Y.
Bag X could hold the weight of all the items whereas bag Y gets torn. Hence, bag X is stronger than bag Y.
Since we do not know the weight of the two bags, it is not possible to predict which is lighter.

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