Among the six persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, each is having different weights P is heavier than 3 persons. R is lighter than T S is lighter than only Q R is not the lightest Who is lighter and heavier than P respectively?
To solve this problem, we need to determine the sequence of weights for the six individuals: P, Q, R, S, T, and U, and then identify which individuals are lighter and heavier than P.
Understanding the Clues:
P is heavier than 3 persons: This implies that P is the 4th heaviest, i.e., there are three persons lighter than P.
R is lighter than T: So, T is heavier than R.
S is lighter than only Q: This means S is the 2nd heaviest. Only Q is heavier than S.
R is not the lightest: Hence, there is at least one person lighter than R.
Arranging the Individuals based on Weight:
From the above information, we know Q is the heaviest.
S is just lighter than Q. So, S is the second heaviest.
Determining the Position of P:
P is heavier than three persons, so P is 4th in the rank, with three people lighter than him.
Identifying the Remaining Positions:
T, being heavier than R, must be in between S and P.
Hence, R is lighter than T and can only be 5th, as he cannot be the lightest due to another lightest U.
U is the lightest.
Conclusion:
From the table, P is heavier than R and U, and lighter than Q, S, and T.
Thus, T is heavier than P and S is lighter than P.