The grocerP :did not listen to the protests of customerQ :who was in the habit of weighing lessR :whom he had cheatedS :with great audacityThe Proper sequence should be:a)PRSQb)QSPRc)QPRSd)PQSRCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?

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The correct order will be:
The grocer → who was in the habit of weighing less (Q)→ did not listen to the protests of customer (P)→ whom he had cheated (R)→ with great audacity. (S)

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Ans c is right because the Q statement first describes the nature of the grocer , RS will come together since cheating requires audacity. And then the customer was cheated so that should come before R. Hence the right order QPRS

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Explanation:

The proper sequence of the given statements can be determined by analyzing the relationships between the different elements mentioned.

Statement P: The grocer did not listen to the protests of customer.

Statement Q: The customer was in the habit of weighing less.

Statement R: The grocer had cheated the customer.

Statement S: The grocer cheated the customer with great audacity.

Based on these statements, we can determine the correct sequence as follows:

Statement Q (who was in the habit of weighing less) should come first, as it provides information about the customer and his habit.

Then, Statement R (whom he had cheated) should follow, as it gives details about the grocer's actions towards the customer.

Next, Statement P (did not listen to the protests) makes sense, as it shows the grocer's response to the customer's objections.

Finally, Statement S (with great audacity) should come last, as it describes the manner in which the grocer cheated the customer.

Therefore, the correct sequence is QPRS - option (c).

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