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Delhi is bigger than Pune, Kanpur is bigger than Raipur. Jhansi is not as big as Pune, but is bigger than Kanpur. Which one of the following is the smallest city ?<\/p>\n

[amp_mcq option1=”Delhi” option2=”Pune” option3=”Kanpur” option4=”Raipur” correct=”option4″]<\/p>\n

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\nThe smallest city is Raipur.
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\nWe are given the following comparisons regarding size:
\n1. Delhi is bigger than Pune: Delhi > Pune
\n2. Kanpur is bigger than Raipur: Kanpur > Raipur
\n3. Jhansi is not as big as Pune (i.e., smaller than Pune): Jhansi < Pune\n4. Jhansi is bigger than Kanpur: Jhansi > Kanpur<\/p>\n

Let’s combine these inequalities:
\nFrom (3) and (4): Pune > Jhansi and Jhansi > Kanpur. Combining these gives Pune > Jhansi > Kanpur.
\nFrom (2) and the result above (Jhansi > Kanpur): Jhansi > Kanpur > Raipur.
\nFrom (1) and the result Pune > Jhansi: Delhi > Pune > Jhansi.<\/p>\n

Combining all the relationships, we get a clear order of size:
\nDelhi > Pune > Jhansi > Kanpur > Raipur.<\/p>\n

The city at the smaller end of this chain is Raipur.
\n<\/section>\n

\nThe comparisons allow us to establish a strict linear ordering of the four cities by size: Delhi is the largest, followed by Pune, then Jhansi, then Kanpur, and finally Raipur is the smallest.
\nDelhi > Pune
\nPune > Jhansi (from Jhansi < Pune)\nJhansi > Kanpur
\nKanpur > Raipur
\nCombining these gives Delhi > Pune > Jhansi > Kanpur > Raipur.
\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Delhi is bigger than Pune, Kanpur is bigger than Raipur. Jhansi is not as big as Pune, but is bigger than Kanpur. Which one of the following is the smallest city ? [amp_mcq option1=”Delhi” option2=”Pune” option3=”Kanpur” option4=”Raipur” correct=”option4″] This question was previously asked in UPSC CISF-AC-EXE – 2018 Download PDFAttempt Online The smallest city is … <\/p>\n

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