Five products, A, B, C, D and E are priced differently in a general store. 'A' is cheaper than 'C' but costlier than 'B'. 'E' is costlier than 'C' but cheaper than 'D'. Which product is the cheapest?

Five products, A, B, C, D and E are priced differently in a general store. 'A' is cheaper than 'C' but costlier than 'B'. 'E' is costlier than 'C' but cheaper than 'D'. Which product is the cheapest? Correct Answer B

According to given information,

  • Arranging products from the costliest to the cheapest.

• 'A' is cheaper than 'C' but costlier than 'B'.

So, C > A > B

• 'E' is costlier than 'C' but cheaper than 'D'.

So, D > E > C

♦ Combining both sequences: D > E > C > A > B

Thus, clearly B is the cheapest.

Hence, 'option 4' is the correct answer.

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