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Six persons, namely, A, B, C, D, E, F each have a different number of items. D has fewer items than A and C, but more items than E and F. Exactly two persons have more items than B. Exactly one person has fewer items than E.
How many people have more number of items than F?
- AOption (a)
One
- BOption (b)
Two
- COption (c)
Three
- DOption (d)
Four
- EOption (e)
More than four
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Correct answer
More than four
Why this answer is correct
1. D has fewer items than A and C, but more items than E and F.
A/C > C/A > D > E/F > F/E
- Exactly two persons have more items than B.
_ > _ > B > _ > _ > _
- Exactly one person has fewer items than E.
A/C > C/A > B > D > E > F
Hence, the correct answer is More than four, i.e., Five.