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R is taller than T. Both P and Q are taller than S, whose height is between P and T. If S is taller than T, who is the shortest?

  1. A
    P
  2. B
    S
  3. C
    Q
  4. D
    T

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's represent the given information using height inequalities (> means taller than):
R is taller than T:

R>T
Both P and Q are taller than S:

P>S and Q>S
S's height is between P and T, and S is taller than T:
Since P>S and S>T, we combine them as:

P>S>T
Let's summarize all relations with respect to T:

R>T
P>S>T
Q>S>T
In all scenarios, T is shorter than R,P,S, and Q. Therefore, T is definitely the shortest among them.

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R is taller than T. Both P and Q are taller than S, whose height is between P and T. If S is taller than T, who is the shortest?
A
P
B
S
C
Q
D
T

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