Directions (next two questions) : Study the following information to answer the given questions.

L,M,N,O and P are five different poles, each of different length. O is not the third shortest pole. N is biggest than only P. L is shorter than only pole. The size of the shortest pole is 7 ft and that of the second tallest pole is 13 ft

(Applicable only to the following question)

According to the given arrangement, which of the following combinations of pole and length is correct

N – 14 ft
P – 5 ft
O – 12 ft
L – 13 ft
Other than those given as options
Explanation:

O > L > M > N > P

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13 FT 7 FT

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