General Studies · Data Arrangement
Six students A, B, C, D, E, and F obtained different marks in an examination. The marks of A were 60. B's marks were 10 less than A's. The ratio of the marks of C and B was 4:5 respectively. D's marks were 1.5 times the marks of A. The marks of E were 20 less than D's. The marks of F were half of E's marks. Which of the following statements is/are true based on the given information? I. The total marks of B and F is 45. II. The marks of D are the highest among all.
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- 1Neither I nor II
- 2Only II✓
- 3Only I
- 4Both I and II
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Only II
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