- AOne
- BFour
- CTwo
- DThree
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The order from lightest to heaviest is T < Q < P < R < S, so R and S — two boxes — are heavier than P.
Answer: C) Two
Five boxes — P, Q, R, S and T — have different weights. P is heavier than Q but lighter than R. S is heavier than R. T is the lightest. How many boxes are heavier than P?
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