- AC
- BA or C
- CCannot be determined
- DA
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We know A > B and C > D, so the tallest is either A or C, but there is no clue comparing A with C. Hence the tallest cannot be determined.
Answer: C) Cannot be determined
Among four friends A, B, C and D, it is known only that A is taller than B and that C is taller than D. No other comparison is given. Who is the tallest of the four?
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