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Statements: T ≤ G, Y > T, O ≥ Y
Conclusions:
I. G ≤ O
II. O < G
Question 12
There are four persons - Mohan, Soham, Suraj and Ram - each of whom plays exactly one game from amongst Cricket, Football, Table-Tennis and Tennis. No game is played by two persons. Each person gives two replies to any question asked to them. At least one person among them always speaks the truth and at least one person always tells lies. There is at least one person who always alternates between the truth and lie in any order.
When asked about the names of the persons and the respective games played by them, following were their replies:
Mohan: I play Cricket. Suraj plays Cricket.
Soham: I play Tennis. Ram plays Tennis.
Suraj: Mohan plays Table-Tennis. Soham plays Cricket.
Ram: Suraj plays Football. I play Table-Tennis.
It is also known that Ram plays Tennis and a definite arrangement can be obtained from the statements given by each person.
Who among the following plays Crickets?
Question 13
There are four persons - Mohan, Soham, Suraj and Ram - each of whom plays exactly one game from amongst Cricket, Football, Table-Tennis and Tennis. No game is played by two persons. Each person gives two replies to any question asked to them. At least one person among them always speaks the truth and at least one person always tells lies. There is at least one person who always alternates between the truth and lie in any order.
When asked about the names of the persons and the respective games played by them, following were their replies:
Mohan: I play Cricket. Suraj plays Cricket.
Soham: I play Tennis. Ram plays Tennis.
Suraj: Mohan plays Table-Tennis. Soham plays Cricket.
Ram: Suraj plays Football. I play Table-Tennis.
It is also known that Ram plays Tennis and a definite arrangement can be obtained from the statements given by each person.
Question 14
There are four persons - Mohan, Soham, Suraj and Ram - each of whom plays exactly one game from amongst Cricket, Football, Table-Tennis and Tennis. No game is played by two persons. Each person gives two replies to any question asked to them. At least one person among them always speaks the truth and at least one person always tells lies. There is at least one person who always alternates between the truth and lie in any order.
When asked about the names of the persons and the respective games played by them, following were their replies:
Mohan: I play Cricket. Suraj plays Cricket.
Soham: I play Tennis. Ram plays Tennis.
Suraj: Mohan plays Table-Tennis. Soham plays Cricket.
Ram: Suraj plays Football. I play Table-Tennis.
It is also known that Ram plays Tennis and a definite arrangement can be obtained from the statements given by each person.
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