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Six persons — P, Q, R, S, T and U — have different heights. S is the tallest. Q is taller than only two of the six persons. P is taller than T but shorter than R. U is shorter than T. Who is the third tallest among the six persons?

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The order (tallest to shortest) is S>R>P>Q>T>U. Counting from the top: S (1st), R (2nd), P (3rd). So P is the third tallest.
Answer: A) P

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