A, B, C, D and E have different ages. C is older than B but younger than D. Only one person is younger than A. B is not the youngest. Who amongst them is the second oldest?
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Six vendors A, B, C, D, E and F sell the same items in the market. Only three vendors sold less items than F. A sold more items than C. E did not sell the most items. D sold more items than C and A, but less than F. If B sold 20 items, then what can be the number of items sold by E?
Among five people of different ages, P is older than R. L is younger than M. R is older than Y. M is younger than Y. Who is the youngest?
A, B, C, D and E have different ages. C is older than B but younger than D. Only one person is younger than A. B is not the youngest. Who amongst them is the second oldest?