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'P ↑ Q' means P scored higher than Q, and 'P ↓ Q' means P scored lower than Q. Given the statements 'A ↑ B', 'C ↑ A' and 'C ↓ D', who scored the highest among A, B, C and D?

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  • AC
  • BA
  • CB
  • DD

Step-by-Step Solution

'C ↑ A' gives C > A, 'A ↑ B' gives A > B, and 'C ↓ D' gives D > C, so D > C > A > B. The highest scorer is D.
Answer: D) D

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