P scored more than D. U scored as much as D. R scored less than M. D scored more than U.
M scored more than D. who scored the lowest?

• There is a conflict in question as once it said that U scored as much as D and at another point it said D scored more than U
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• According to the question ..,
  P>D ,
  RU
  M>D
  
  So relation becomes P>M>D>U and R < M means that R is less than M which may be less than D and U alternatively . So R is the least .
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• r scored the least as r scored less than m and m scored more than d, p scored more than d and also u scored as much as d. so r scored the least.
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• Can't solve bcoz u can be said as least but they specify that r
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• According to question ,p>m>d,u>r. So r is least
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• R
  by comcluding all pairs we can easily find that
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• U scored as much as D and D scored more than U how it is possible.question is wrong
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• i think u scores the lowest but reln of r with any other letter is not given except m
  
  
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• P>D>M>R>U
  so, u got the lowest marks
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• R . As R is not more than any one of given.
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• p>d,rU,mM>D>U>R
  
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• i think there is a problem in the question.
  how can "U score as much as D" and
  "D score more than U"
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• M>R>P>D>U
  
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• u
  relation would b like p>d>=u
  
  
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• R coz no matter who scored greater than anyone the least scorer will be R coz he never scored more then anyone
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• answer is R scored the least.
  solution is simple:-
  P scored more than D. i.e. P>D
  U scored as much as D and D scored more than U. i.e. D>=U
  R scored less than M. i.e. R D
  so, conclusion is:-
  P is first
  D is second
  U is third
  M is fourth
  R is fifth i.e. lowest scorer.
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• it is also given that m scored more than d so d cannot be in the 2nd position
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