Amongst five bags A, B, C, D and E, each having a different weight. Which of the bag is heaviest?
I. Only two bags are heavier than D. D is heavier than E but lighter than B.
II. C is lighter than D but heavier than E. A is heavier than D, but not the heaviest.
In this question, we have to look after both the statements I. As per this statement, we will have two following cases: CASE I: B can be the heaviest and E can be lightest B > __ > D > __ > E CASE II: B will be the second heaviest and E will be the second lightest __ > B > D > E > __ From this statement, it is not clear that who is the heaviest, so this statement will get eliminated and we cannot use this statement individually II. As per this statement, diagram will be as follows: B > A > D > C > E So from this statement we can conclude that B is the heaviest So, answer will be Only II
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