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There are eight milkmen, who sold milk of different cow breeds among Sahiwal, Tharparkar, Red Sindhi, Kankrej, Ongole, Dangi, Khillari, and Nagori. Each of them sold different liters of milk on a particular day among 48, 43, 32, 29, 25, 23, 19, and 12. The one who sold 48 liters of milk in a day is most experienced and the one who sold 12 liters of milk in a day is least experienced. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
There are three experienced persons between P and the one, who sold Ongole breed milk. A number of liters of milk sold by P is a prime number, but not 29 liters. There are two experienced persons between Q, who has more experience than S, and the one, who sold Nagori breed milk. More than three experienced persons are there between S and the one, who sold Kankrej breed milk. R, who sold Khillari breed milk, has more experience than W. More than two experienced persons are there between U and the one, who sold Khillari breed milk. The one, who sold Dangi breed milk, has less experience than the one, who sold Sahiwal breed milk. Only one experienced person is there between V and the one, who sold Kankrej breed milk. The one, who sold Kankrej breed milk, has not sold 32 liters of milk. As many experienced persons before T are the same as after the one, who sold Tharparkar breed milk. T doesn’t sell Nagori breed milk. The one, who sold Red Sindhi breed milk, has less experience than T and there is no experienced person in between them. P doesn’t sell Nagori breed milk. The one, who sold Nagori breed milk, has more experience than S and there is no experienced person in between them.
How many liters of milk were sold by the one who sold Sahiwal breed milk?
  • a)
    23 liters
  • b)
    19 liters
  • c)
    29 liters
  • d)
    32 liters
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
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Following the common explanation, we get “23 liters”.
S sold 23 liters Sahiwal breed milk
Hence, the correct option is (A).
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Given Information:
- The milkmen sold milk of different cow breeds - Sahiwal, Tharparkar, Red Sindhi, Kankrej, Ongole, Dangi, Khillari, and Nagori.
- Each milkman sold different liters of milk - 48, 43, 32, 29, 25, 23, 19, and 12.
- The one who sold 48 liters of milk is the most experienced, and the one who sold 12 liters is the least experienced.

Key Points:
- P sold a prime number of liters of milk, not 29.
- There are three experienced persons between P and the one who sold Ongole breed milk.
- Q has more experience than S, and there are two experienced persons between Q and the one who sold Nagori breed milk.
- More than three experienced persons are between S and the one who sold Kankrej breed milk.
- R, who sold Khillari breed milk, has more experience than W.
- More than two experienced persons are between U and the one who sold Khillari breed milk.
- The one who sold Dangi breed milk has less experience than the one who sold Sahiwal breed milk.
- V is one experienced person away from the one who sold Kankrej breed milk.
- The one who sold Kankrej breed milk did not sell 32 liters.
- T is the same distance from the experienced persons before and after the one who sold Tharparkar breed milk.
- T did not sell Nagori breed milk.
- The one who sold Red Sindhi breed milk has less experience than T, with no experienced person between them.
- P did not sell Nagori breed milk.
- The one who sold Nagori breed milk has more experience than S, with no experienced person between them.

Solution:
- Based on the given information, we can deduce that the milkman who sold Sahiwal breed milk must have sold 23 liters of milk as it is the only remaining option.
- Therefore, the answer is 23 liters.
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