Suresh, Kamalesh, Mukesh, Amit, and Rakesh are friends....

Name: Problem 72, Chapter 2: CUET UG : Section I and Section III Exam 2024 (English Edition) - 20 Practice Tests (1000 Solved Questions) with Free Access to Online Tests
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Description: Suresh, Kamalesh, Mukesh, Amit, and Rakesh are friends. Suresh is shorter than Kamalesh but taller than Rakesh, Mukesh is the tallest. Amit is a little shorter than Kamalesh and a little taller than Suresh. Who has two persons taller and two persons shorter than him? (a) Amit (b) Kamalesh (c) Rakesh (d) Suresh

Suresh, Kamalesh, Mukesh, Amit, and Rakesh are friends. Suresh is shorter than Kamalesh but taller than Rakesh, Mukesh is the tallest. Amit is a little shorter than Kamalesh and a little taller than Suresh. Who has two persons taller and two persons shorter than him? (a) Amit (b) Kamalesh (c) Rakesh (d) Suresh

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Key Concepts

Median Identification

The median is the middle element in an ordered set, having an equal number of elements preceding and following it. In problems that require identifying an entity with exactly two elements on either side, the concept of the median is crucial as it defines the central position in the sequence.

Constraint Satisfaction

Constraint satisfaction refers to the method of using given individual conditions or comparisons to narrow down the possible arrangements of a set of elements. By applying individual constraints, one can systematically deduce the overall ordering that satisfies all given conditions, ensuring that all pairwise relations are met.

Linear Ordering

Linear ordering involves arranging elements in a sequential manner based on a particular property, such as height. In many problems, elements are compared pairwise to establish a complete order from smallest to largest or vice versa, allowing one to determine the position of each element relative to the others.

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