If V is more popular than Q and J is less popular than L, then which one of the following could be true of the ranking?

BenMingov May 31, 2020

Hi Makenziekarl, thanks for reaching out.

I would suggest two things to make this one easier to visualize. You can always use dashes instead of the greater than sign. These are more flexible and allow for a cleaner setup.

A - B - C etc. = A before B before C.

Also, the extra greater than sign between L and S is superfluous because we already know that S if after Q which is after L for this question.

These two considerations would clean up the setup, however the actual relationship between the variables and the branched nature of the ordering is correct and the only way to truly show the sequence correctly.

I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

MelodyWilson August 11, 2020

I can't say that I am confident in the explanation. Could someone explain it just a tinchy bit slower please?

zarakhalid October 26, 2020

I'm not sure why the answer saying J is more popular than V would be correct when the question itself uses the condition that V is more popular than Q and J

Emil-Kunkin November 22, 2023

Read the question carefully! V > q and l > j are separate conditions.