A is taller than B but shorter than C. D is taller than A but shorter than C. E is taller than D. Who is the tallest?
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
C > A > B; C > D > A; E > D. So E > D > A and C > D, but E and C relation not given. The question asks who is the tallest, but E and C both could be. Wait, E is taller than D and D shorter than C so C and E not comparable. To have definite, many questions have E tallest if assumed, but strictly, from given, we cannot determine between C and E. Common version: the tallest is E if the chain allows, but here answer is not definite. Adjust: typically E is tallest in such, but to be accurate, the options have E as D.
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