alleryWho is tallest of A, B, C? I: A is taller than B. II: C is shorter than B.
AII alone suffices
BNeither, even together
CBoth together needed
DI alone suffices
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Both together needed
Together they give the order A, B, C from tallest to shortest, so A is tallest.
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