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Directions (66-68) : Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions.
Six books A, B, C, D, E and F, each of different thickness, are kept on a table. C is thicker than A, but thinner than E. A is thicker than both B and D. E is not the thickest. The third thinnest book is 9 cm thick and the thickest book is 16 cm thick. (Note the thickness of all the books are in whole numbers.)

With respect to the thickness of the given books, If C + F = 27, then A + C = ?

A) 20
B) Other than those given as options
C) 23
D) 15
E) 19

Correct Answer:

A) 20

Description for Correct answer:
F > E > C > A > B/D

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16 9

C + F = 27 => C +16 = 27 = 11

A + C = 11 + 9 = 20

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1). If B is 8 cm thick, then which of the following is true about B ?

A). B is the third thinnest book of all.

B). F is 5 cm thicker than B.

C). B is thicker than D.

D). All the given statements are true

E). F is 8 cm thicker than B.

2). How is F related to H ?

A). Son-in-law

B). Daughter-in-law

C). Father-in-law

D). Granddaughter

E). Niece

3). How is C related to E ?

A). Father

B). Son

C). Mother

D). Cousin

E). Grandfather

4). Who is mother of G ?

A). C

B). B

C). F

D). Either B or F

E). Either C or F

5). Statements: F \( \large \le \) U \( \large \ge \) R; N \( \large \le \) U \( \large \le \) L

Conclusions. I. L \( \large \ge \) R

II. N \( \large \ge \) F

A). If either conclusion I or II is true

B). If both conclusions I and II are true

C). If only conclusion I is true

D). If only conclusion II is true

E). If neither conclusion I nor II is true

6). Statements : Q \( \large \le \) U \( \large \ge \) E \( \large \ge \) N

R > A \( \large \ge \) E

T \( \large \le \) O \( \large \le \) N

Conclusions: I. T \( \large \le \) E

II. R > N

A). If either conclusion I or II is true

B). If both conclusions I and II are true

C). If only conclusion I is true

D). If only conclusion II is true

E). If neither conclusion I nor II is true

7). Statements: R < A \( \large \ge \) C \( \large \ge \) E

A \( \large \ge \) N \( \large \ge \) T

C \( \large \le \) I \( \large \le \) L

Conclusions: I. A \( \large \le \) L

II. I \( \large \ge \) E

A). If either conclusion I or II is true

B). If both conclusions I and II are true

C). If only conclusion I is true

D). If only conclusion II is true

E). If neither conclusion I nor II is true

8). Statements : Q \( \large \le \) U = E \( \large \ge \) N

R > A \( \large \ge \) E

T \( \large \le \) O \( \large \le \) N

Conclusions: I. Q = A

II. A > Q

A). If either conclusion I or II is true

B). If both conclusions I and II are true

C). If only conclusion I is true

D). If only conclusion II is true

E). If neither conclusion I nor II is true

9). Statements : R < A \( \large \ge \) C \( \large \ge \) E

A \( \large \ge \) N \( \large \ge \)T

C \( \large \le \) I \( \large \le \) L

Conclusions: I. N > R

II. T \( \large \le \) E

A). If either conclusion I or II is true

B). If both conclusions I and II are true

C). If only conclusion I is true

D). If only conclusion II is true

E). If neither conclusion I nor II is true

10). How many people live between S and N ?

A). Three

B). One

C). Five

D). Four

E). One