If X is richer than Y Z is richer than X P is richer than Z Q is the richest of all who among the following will have the central position if they are made to sit in the above degree of richness?

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Q: 89 (CAPF/2012)
If X is richer than Y Z is richer than X P is richer than Z Q is the richest of all who among the following will have the central position if they are made to sit in the above degree of richness?

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History

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CAPF

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{'central position': [0, 0, 0, 1], 'above degree': [0, 0, 0, 1]}

The given question is asking about the person who will have the central position based on their level of richness. To answer this question, let`s analyze the given information:

1. X is richer than Y: This means that X has a higher level of richness compared to Y.

2. Z is richer than X: This indicates that Z is even richer than X.

3. P is richer than Z: This means that P has a higher level of richness compared to Z.

Based on this information, we can conclude that Q is not mentioned in the given information, so we cannot determine the level of richness for Q. Therefore, we can eliminate Q as an option.

Now, looking at the remaining options:

1. X: We know that X is richer than Y, but Z and P are richer than X. Therefore, X cannot have the central position.

2. Y: We do not have any information about Y`s level of richness in relation to the other individuals. Therefore, we cannot determine if Y will have the central position.

3. Z: Z is richer than X and P, which indicates that Z has the highest level of richness among the given individuals. Therefore, Z is the correct answer.

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