Discussion
If (i) P is taller than Q ; (ii) R is shorter tan P; (iii) S is taller than T but shorter than Q, Then who among them is the tallest ?.
Answer: A
Correct answer: P
P is taller than Q, and S is shorter than Q while taller than T, giving \( P > Q > S > T \). The remaining clue puts R below P. Every named person is therefore below P, either through the chain or directly, so P is the tallest - and note that R’s position among the others is left undetermined, which does not matter here.
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