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A company wants to select a team of four Employees from its B1 branch for transfer to B2 branch, where they are going to set up a new plant. The company is managed by professional managers and is very particular about human resources and industrial relations. There areseven engineers of equal ability; D, E and F (who are in Senior Executive Cadre) and W, X, Y and Z (who are in Junior Executive Cadre).The company requires that there should be two Senior Executives and two Junior Executives in each team. It is also necessary that all the engineers in a particular team are friendly with each other, in order to have a real team spiri

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If W is selected E and X are rejected. Only senior member rest D, F. If F is selected then Y is ruled out. Only rest member be Z.

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A4 is in the middle in terms of height.

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Even after using all, the heaviest is not clear.

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A3 is 5th in terms of both height and heaviness.

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Ascending order in weight

A2 < A5 < A6 < A7 < A3 < A4 or A1 < A1 or A4

Ascending order in weight

A2 < A5 < A6 < A7 < A3 < A4 or A1 < A1 or A4

Ascending order in height

A6 < A7 < A5 < A4 < A3 < A1 < A2

According to heaviness, either A1 or A4 come second from the last.

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Common grandchild of M6 and M8 is D

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Please find the answer below

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Clearly from figure.
M2 is son-in-law of M8.

 

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