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Each of the six people A, B, C, D, E and F buys different number of shirts. C buys more shirts than only F and D. A buys more number of shirts than F but less than E. E does not buy the maximum number of shirts. D does not buy the least number of shirts. The one who have the maximum number of shirts buys 15 shirts. The one who buys the second least number of shirts buys 4 shirts. A buys five more shirts than D.

(Applicable only to the following question)

If the number of shirts bought by E is a number which is divisible by 3, then how many shirts does E buy

3
9
6
15
12
Explanation:

B>E>A>C>D>F

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15 5+4=9 4

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Directions (next 3 questions) : Study the given information carefully and answer the questions.

Each of the six people A, B, C, D, E and F buys different number of shirts. C buys more shirts than only F and D. A buys more number of shirts than F but less than E. E does not buy the maximum number of shirts. D does not buy the least number of shirts. The one who have the maximum number of shirts buys 15 shirts. The one who buys the second least number of shirts buys 4 shirts. A buys five more shirts than D.

Which of the following may represent the number of shirts bought by C

Give answer :

If both conclusions I and II are true

If neither conclusions I nor II is true

If either conclusion I or II is true

If only conclusion I is true

If only conclusion II is true

Statements : B< L≤ A= M ≥E; Q≥ M <O; D≤ L

Conclusions : I. L≤ E

II. B <Q

Statements : F ≥I ≥S>C≤ A≤ L

Conclusions : I. F> A