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P is taller than Q and R is taller than S. If S is taller than Q but shorter than P and P is shorter than R, who is the tallest?
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P is taller than Q and R is taller than S. If S is taller than Q but shorter than P and P is shorter than R, who is the tallest?

A.

Q

B.

S

C.

P

D.

R

Correct option is D

P is taller than Q → This means P > Q.
R is taller than S → This means R > S.
S is taller than Q but shorter than P → This means P > S > Q.
P is shorter than R → This means R > P.
Combining all these relationships, we have:
R > P > S > Q.
Thus, R is the tallest.
The correct answer is (d) R.

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