The salary rankings of each of the nine partners could be completely determined if which one of the following stateme...

Naz on May 28, 2015

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Philidjel on October 22, 2015

I was confused because with answer choices C and D whenever one person was before another i moved that person from his present position in the long chain to his 'new' position for example with the correct answer choice i drew K>N>I etc
>L
But you did K>L>N>I...etc. Could you please explain why my set up is wrong?

Philidjel on October 22, 2015

Sorry, this is what i meant for my set up
K>N>I>F>M>G>J>H
>L

Naz on October 22, 2015

Rule #1 tells us that L's salary is less than K's and rule # 2 tells us that L's salary is greater than N's. Therefore, if N's salary is grater than I's, what we have been told in rule #1 and #2 pertaining to L's position hasn't changed. That is why we must have K > L > N > I > F > M > G > J > H.

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