Five friends A, B, C, D and E, having different height. E is taller than D. The third tallest person is 170 cm tall while fourth shortest is 177 cm. B is taller than C but shorter than A. E is not the tallest one among them. C is not the shortest. Neither E nor B is 170 cm. Who among them is the tallest one and what will be his probable height?

Five friends A, B, C, D and E, having different height. E is taller than D. The third tallest person is 170 cm tall while fourth shortest is 177 cm. B is taller than C but shorter than A. E is not the tallest one among them. C is not the shortest. Neither E nor B is 170 cm. Who among them is the tallest one and what will be his probable height? Correct Answer A, 180 cm

1) E is taller than D.

2) B is taller than C but shorter than A

3) E is not the tallest one among them.

4) C is not the shortest.

Case 1: A > B > C > E > D

Case 2: A > E > B > C > D

Case 3: A > B > E > C > D

5) The third tallest person is 170 cm tall while fourth shortest is 177 cm.

6) Neither E nor B is 170 cm.

This eliminates case 2 and case 3.

Person: A > B > C > E > D

Height: ___ > 177 > 170 > ___ > ___

Hence, A is the tallest one. And the probable height of A should be greater than 177 cm.

180 cm is the only option.

Hence, A is the tallest one and his probable height would be 180 cm.

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