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Among A, B, C, D, E and F, D is taller than B but shorter than F. E is taller than B, but shorter than C. B is not the shortest of all. Then A is
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Among A, B, C, D, E and F, D is taller than B but shorter than F. E is taller than B, but shorter than C. B is not the shortest of all. Then A is

A.

the shortest of all.

B.

the tallest of all.

C.

taller than E, but shorter than C.

D.

taller than C, but shorter than F.

Correct option is A

Given:-
D is taller than B but shorter than F.
E is taller than B but shorter than C.
B is not the shortest of all.
Solution:-
From the above information it is shown  that D is taller than B and shorter than F.
E is also taller than B and shorter than C.
Since B is not the shortest, let’s assume there is a person A who is shorter than B.
A < B < D < F
A < B < E < C
The tallest person is F.
The shortest person must be A (who is shorter than B).
The complete order of heights:-
A < B < D < E < C < F
Thus , the correct answer is (A) the shortest of all.

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