Among the five apples, Apple A, Apple B, Apple C, Apple D and Apple E, the weight of Apple D is more than Apple B and Apple A. Apple C‘s weight is less than Apple B but more than Apple A. Apple E’s weight is more than Apple C but less than Apple B. Which apples are the heaviest and the lightest among all?

Among the five apples, Apple A, Apple B, Apple C, Apple D and Apple E, the weight of Apple D is more than Apple B and Apple A. Apple C‘s weight is less than Apple B but more than Apple A. Apple E’s weight is more than Apple C but less than Apple B. Which apples are the heaviest and the lightest among all? Correct Answer Apple D, Apple A

According to the given information,
The weight of Apple D is more than Apple B and Apple A

Apple D > Apple B and Apple A

Apple C‘s weight is less than Apple B but more than Apple A.

Apple D > Apple B > Apple C > Apple A

Apple E’s weight is more than Apple C but less than Apple B.

Apple D > Apple B > Apple E> Apple C > Apple A

Hence, Apple D is the heaviest among all, and Apple A is the lightest of all.

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