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Answer the following question based on the information given below.
There are 6 workers - Biju, Babloo, Babya, Birju, Billy and Billu - who get paid different salaries according to their amount of work experience.
i.    Biju is not paid the highest salary while Birju is not the most experienced.
ii.    The least experienced person is also paid the least among the workers.
iii.    Billu has more experience than Babloo, who is paid more than Babya.
iv.    Biju is paid more than Babloo but is less experienced than Babloo.
v.     Babya is more experienced than Babloo but less than Billu and Birju.
vi.    Billu is paid less than Babya but more than Billy.
vii.    Babya has more experience than Biju.
viii.    Birju is the highest paid amongst the workers.
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Who is fourth when the people are arranged in ascending order
  • a)
    Babya
  • b)
    Babloo
  • c)
    Birju
  • d)
    Billu
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
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Group QuestionAnswer the following question based on the information g...
Consider the solution to the first question.
The person who is fourth in ascending order will be third in descending order.
Experience-wise, the third person in descending order is Babya.
Hence, option 1.
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Group QuestionAnswer the following question based on the information g...
Answer:
Birju>Biju>Babloo>Babya>Billu>Billy in terms of salary, and
Billu>Birju>Babya>Babloo>Biju>Billy in terms of experience.

Explanation:
Salary:
Babloo>Babya (iii),
Biju>Babloo (iv),
Babya>Billu>Billy (vi),
Birju>everyone else (viii).
Thus, Birju>Biju>Babloo>Babya>Billu>Billy.

Experience:
everyone else>Billy (ii),
Billu>Babloo (iii),
Babloo>Biju (iv),
Billu, Birju>Babya>Babloo (v),
Babya>Biju (vii),
At least someone>Birju (i).
Thus, Billu>Birju>Babya>Babloo>Biju>Billy.
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Group QuestionAnswer the following question based on the information g...
Consider the solution to the first question.
The person who is fourth in ascending order will be third in descending order.
Experience-wise, the third person in descending order is Babya.
Hence, option 1.
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