In history Yogesh’s marks are \(\frac{4}{5}\) of Sameer’s marks. Vijay’s marks are more than Yogesh’s marks but not more than Sameer’s marks. Ashutosh’s marks are more than Sameer’s marks but less…
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In history Yogesh’s marks are of Sameer’s marks. Vijay’s marks are more than Yogesh’s marks but not more than Sameer’s marks. Ashutosh’s marks are more than Sameer’s marks but less than Sunil’s marks. Whose marks are the highest?
- Vijay
- Ashutosh
- Sameer
- Sunil
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Sunil
Vijay is not more than Sameer; Ashutosh is more than Sameer but less than Sunil. So Sunil has the highest marks.
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