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Five chocolates P, Q, R, S, T having different prices are kept in a box. Chocolate P is most expensive. Chocolate S is costlier than only two other chocolates. Chocolate Q is cheaper than P but costlier than S. R is not the cheapest chocolate. Which chocolate is the cheapest?

Five chocolates P, Q, R, S, T having different prices are kept in a box. Chocolate P is most expensive. Chocolate S is costlier than only two other chocolates. Chocolate Q is cheaper than P but costlier than S. R is not the cheapest chocolate. Which chocolate is the cheapest? Correct Answer T

1) Chocolate P is most expensive.

P > …. > …. > …. > ….

2) Chocolate S is costlier than only two other chocolates.

P > …. > S > …. > ….

3) Chocolate Q is cheaper than P but costlier than S.

P > Q > S > …. > ….

4) R is not the cheapest chocolate.

P > Q > S > R > T

Hence, T is the cheapest chocolate.

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