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Five objects A, B, C, D and E are of different weights. The weight of B is double the weight of E. The weight of C is three times
the weight of A. D's weight is four times the weight of C. The weight of B is half the weight of D. Which object is the heaviest
among all?
B
C
D
E
- We have five objects: A, B, C, D, and E, all with different weights.
- Statement 1: The weight of B is double the weight of E.
- Statement 2: The weight of C is three times the weight of A.
- Statement 3: The weight of D is four times the weight of C.
- Statement 4: The weight of B is half the weight of D.
Let's analyze:
- From Statement 1: B=2E
- From Statement 4: Since B is half of D, it implies D=2B
- From Statement 3: Since D=4C and with D=2B, it aligns perfectly in this way: B=2E,D=4C,2B=4C
- This all simplifies to: D being heaviest since it doubles B, which is already a multiple of other weights.
Thus, looking at all given statements, D is indeed the heaviest.
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