General Studies · Linear Arrangement
Among six friends G, M, S, V, L, and P, each having a different height: M is taller than only two people. G is taller than M but shorter than V. S is shorter than V but taller than P. G is not the tallest person. If the original arrangement specifies L as the tallest and M as the third tallest person, which of the following statements is definitely correct?
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- 1L is the tallest person.✓
- 2G is shorter than M.
- 3M is the third tallest person.
- 4S is shorter than V.
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L is the tallest person.
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