Six persons (T, U, V, W, X, and Y) have different weights. Y is heavier than only two persons. Who is the heaviest person?
Statement I: T is heavier than U, who is heavier than V. W is lighter than V, but not the lightest person.
Statement II: U is the second heaviest person. V is heavier than W and X. V is not the heaviest person.
From given statement, we get __> ___ >____> Y >___ > ____ From Statement I alone: T is heavier than U, who is heavier than V. W is lighter than V, but not the lightest person, we get: T > U > V > Y > W > X T is the heaviest person. From Statement II alone: U is the 2 nd heaviest person. V is heavier than W and X. V is not the heaviest person, we get: T > U > V > Y > W/X > X/W Data given in either statement I or statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question
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