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More heavy the Balls more costlier they are. Rahul’s Ball is heavier than Virat’s and costlier than Rohit’s. Dhoni’s ball is costlier than Rahul’s but lighter than Kedhar’s. Rohit’s ball is costlier than Virat’s. So who is the owner of the costliest ball?

More heavy the Balls more costlier they are. Rahul’s Ball is heavier than Virat’s and costlier than Rohit’s. Dhoni’s ball is costlier than Rahul’s but lighter than Kedhar’s. Rohit’s ball is costlier than Virat’s. So who is the owner of the costliest ball? Correct Answer Kedhar

According to the given information,

  1. Rahul’s Ball is heavier than Virat’s and costlier than Rohit’s.
  2. Dhoni’s ball is costlier than Rahul’s but lighter than Kedhar’s.
  3. Rohit’s ball is costlier than Virat’s.

The correct order according to weight is,

  • Rahul > Virat
  • Kedhar > Dhoni > Rahul

Nothing about weight of Rohit’s ball is mentioned

The correct order according to price is,

  • Kedhar > Dhoni > Rahul > Rohit > Virat 

Kedhar’s ball is the costliest.

Hence, “Kedhar” is the correct answer.

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