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The average of eight batsmen J, K, L, M, N, O, R, and T is compared. The number of batsman having average less than L are same as the number of batsman having average more than M. Average of T is less than M and more than K. Average of L is less than K. Average of two batsman lies between the average of M and L. Average of O is less than N and K both. Which of the following can be the correct sequence of their averages?

The average of eight batsmen J, K, L, M, N, O, R, and T is compared. The number of batsman having average less than L are same as the number of batsman having average more than M. Average of T is less than M and more than K. Average of L is less than K. Average of two batsman lies between the average of M and L. Average of O is less than N and K both. Which of the following can be the correct sequence of their averages? Correct Answer J >R > M > T > K > L > N > O 

Average of eight batsmen: J, K, L, M, N, O, R and T.

1) Average of T is less than M and more than K.

M > T > K

2) Average of L is less than K.

K > L

3) The average of two batsmen lies between the average of M and L. 

So, Combining these statements;

M > T > K > L

4) Average of O is less than N and K both.

N/K > O

5) The number of batsman having average less than L are same as the number of batsman having average more than M.

There are many cases for these conditions;

So, only option (4) satisfy all the statements:

J >R > M > T > K > L > N > O 

Hence, option (4) is the correct answer.

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