Elitmus Exam Logical Reasoning

Among five numbers P, Q, R, S and T, P is greater than R. R is greater than T. S is greater than Q. If R is greater than S, which of the numbers could possibly be the smallest number?

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smallest number : Either Q or T

Q < T < S < R < P
T < Q < S < R < P
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their is no relation between q an T so ans either q or T.
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one cant be sure...it could be either T or Q
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Either Q or T

Not P because P>R
not R because R>T
not S because S>Q
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it can be either Q or T
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i think Q
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Either Q or T

p>r>t
r>s>q
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