Question:

If in a coded language, \(A\ O\ B\) means \(A\) is taller than \(B\), \(A\ ∆\ B\) means \(A\) is shorter than \(B\), \(A\ □\ B\) means \(A\) is as tall as \(B\). Then, which of the following represents that \(C\) is the shortest in the group of \(C, D\) and \(E\) ?

Updated On: Oct 19, 2024
  • \( D\ O\ E;\ E\ □\ C\)
  • \(D\ ∆\ C;\ E\ □\ C\)
  • \(D\ O\ E;\ E\ ∆\ C\)
  • \(D\ O\ C; E\ O\ C\)
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

The correct answer is (D): \(D\ O\ C; E\ O\ C\)
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