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Five dresses are kept in a boutique having different price tags. Dress A is the second most expensive dress. Dress E is costlier than only one dress. Neither dress B nor dress D is the cheapest. Dress B is costlier than dress D. Which dress is the cheapest?

Five dresses are kept in a boutique having different price tags. Dress A is the second most expensive dress. Dress E is costlier than only one dress. Neither dress B nor dress D is the cheapest. Dress B is costlier than dress D. Which dress is the cheapest? Correct Answer C

1) Dress A is the second most expensive dress. 

…. > A > …. > …. > ….

2) Dress E is costlier than only one dress.

…. > A > …. > E > ….

3) Neither dress B nor dress D is the cheapest. (Therefore, dress C is the cheapest)

…. > A > …. > E > C

4) Dress B is costlier than dress D.

B > A > D > E > C

Hence, dress C is the cheapest.

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