Directions for questions 35 to 39: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.An artistic event was held at a school where students A, B, C, D, E, and F represented their houses in Dancing, Painting, and Singing. The top six ranks, from 1 (best) to 6 (lowest), were awarded in each event, with each student securing a unique rank in every event. No two students have the same rank in any event, and no student has the same rank across different events.(i) D ranks better than E in every activity, with their ranks being consecutive integers in each event.However, neither D nor E secured the 1st or 6th rank in any event.(ii) B secured 2nd place in Singing and 3rd place in Painting.(iii) C’s rank in Singing is the same as F’s rank in Dancing. C’s rank in Dancing is the same as A’s rank in Singing. The sum of C’s ranks across all three events is the highest.(iv) The sum of E’s ranks is equal to the sum of F’s ranks.Question No 35.Which rank did C secure in Singing?
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Directions for questions 35 to 39: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.An artistic event was held at a school where students A, B, C, D, E, and F represented their houses in Dancing, Painting, and Singing. The top six ranks, from 1 (best) to 6 (lowest), were awarded in each event, with each student securing a unique rank in every event. No two students have the same rank in any event, and no student has the same rank across different events.(i) D ranks better than E in every activity, with their ranks being consecutive integers in each event.However, neither D nor E secured the 1st or 6th rank in any event.(ii) B secured 2nd place in Singing and 3rd place in Painting.(iii) C’s rank in Singing is the same as F’s rank in Dancing. C’s rank in Dancing is the same as A’s rank in Singing. The sum of C’s ranks across all three events is the highest.(iv) The sum of E’s ranks is equal to the sum of F’s ranks.Question No 35.Which rank did C secure in Singing?
Solution
To find out C's rank in Singing, we need to analyze the given information carefully.
From point (iii), we know that C’s rank in Singing is the same as F’s rank in Dancing. C’s rank in Dancing is the same as A’s rank in Singing.
Since the sum of C’s ranks across all three events is the highest, it means C must have secured lower ranks (since lower ranks mean better performance) in all events.
However, we don't have enough information to determine the exact rank of C in Singing. We need more information about the ranks of other students in Singing and Dancing.
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