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M, N, O, P and Q are five friends. Each of them has a different height. O is taller than P and N and shorter than M and Q only. Only one person is shorter than N. Who is the shortest?

  1. A
    N
  2. B
    P
  3. C
    M
  4. D
    O

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the five positions from tallest to shortest be .
* O is shorter than M and Q only O is at position , and positions and are occupied by M and Q in some order.
* Since O is at position 3, the remaining positions and must belong to N and P.
* "Only one person is shorter than N" N must be at position .
* Therefore, P must be at the remaining position , making P the shortest among them.

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M, N, O, P and Q are five friends. Each of them has a different height. O is taller than P and N and shorter than M and Q only. Only one person is shorter than N. Who is the shortest?
A
N
B
P
C
M
D
O

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