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Four political W, X, Y, and Z decided to set up a joint candidate for the coming parliamentary elections. The formula agreed by them was the acceptance of a candidate of the most of the parties. For aspiring candidates A, B, C and D approached the parties for their ticket. 1) A was acceptable to W but not Z 2) B was acceptable to Y but not X 3) C was acceptable to W and Y 4) D was acceptable to W and X When candidate B was preferred by W and Z, candidate C was preferred by X and Z and candidate A was acceptable to X but not Y, who got the ticket

Four political W, X, Y, and Z decided to set up a joint candidate for the coming parliamentary elections. The formula agreed by them was the acceptance of a candidate of the most of the parties. For aspiring candidates A, B, C and D approached the parties for their ticket. 1) A was acceptable to W but not Z 2) B was acceptable to Y but not X 3) C was acceptable to W and Y 4) D was acceptable to W and X When candidate B was preferred by W and Z, candidate C was preferred by X and Z and candidate A was acceptable to X but not Y, who got the ticket Correct Answer C

From the given information:

A is accepted by W, X but not by X, Z.

B is accepted by Y,W,Z but not by X.

C is accepted by W, X, Y, Z.

D is accepted by W, X.

Hence, only C candidate is acceptable by maximum political parties.

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