A gold smith has five gold rings each having a different weight.
Statement (1): Ring D weight twice as much as ring E.
Statement (2): Ring E weight four and one half times as much as ring F.
Statement (3): Ring F weight half as much as ring G.
Statement (4): Ring G weight half as much as ring H.
Statement (5): Ring H weight less than ring D but more than ring F.
Based on the above statements answer the following question.
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If the rings are sold according to their weights, which ring will fetch highest value in rupees? |
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(a) |
G |
(b) |
F |
(c) |
H |
(d) |
D |
A gold smith has five gold rings each having a different weight.
Statement (1): Ring D weight twice as much as ring E.
Statement (2): Ring E weight four and one half times as much as ring F.
Statement (3): Ring F weight half as much as ring G.
Statement (4): Ring G weight half as much as ring H.
Statement (5): Ring H weight less than ring D but more than ring F.
Based on the above statements answer the following question.
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If the rings are sold according to their weights, which ring will fetch highest value in rupees? |
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(a) |
G |
(b) |
F |
(c) |
H |
(d) |
D |