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There are six dealers - P, Q, R, S, T and U, of electronic appliances who have sold the different number of appliances - 25, 37, 40, 41, 45 and 46 in a particular month (not necessarily in the same order). T has not sold the highest number of appliances but has sold more than P. The number of appliances R has sold is in a multiple of 2. The number of appliances U sold is in a perfect square. Q has sold more appliances than R but less than T. P has sold more appliances than U but less than R. Who among the following has sold the third highest number of appliances?

There are six dealers - P, Q, R, S, T and U, of electronic appliances who have sold the different number of appliances - 25, 37, 40, 41, 45 and 46 in a particular month (not necessarily in the same order). T has not sold the highest number of appliances but has sold more than P. The number of appliances R has sold is in a multiple of 2. The number of appliances U sold is in a perfect square. Q has sold more appliances than R but less than T. P has sold more appliances than U but less than R. Who among the following has sold the third highest number of appliances? Correct Answer Q

Six dealers: P, Q, R, S, T and U.

Number of appliances: 25, 37, 40, 41, 45 and 46 (not necessarily in the same order).

1) The number of appliances U sold is in a perfect square.

Dealers

Number of

appliances

P

 

Q

 

R

 

S

 

T

 

U

25

 

2) The number of appliances R has sold is in a multiple of 2.

3) Q has sold more appliances than R but less than T. 

4) T has not sold the highest number of appliances but has sold more than P.

5) P has sold more appliances than U but less than R.​

Dealers

Number of

appliances

P

37

Q

41

R

40

S

46

T

45

U

25

 

Hence, Q has sold the third highest number of appliances.

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