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One out of five weights A, B, C, D and E is of different weight A
person makes a measurement and finds the following:
A + B = C + D + E
Which of the following you should know to find out which one is of
different weight?
(a) A + C > B + D + E (b) A + D + E D + E (d) A + C

Lovina Kansal · Accepted Answer

Dear student
We have,A+B=C+D+ELet is consider the values of A,B,C,D,EA=5,B=4,C=3,D=2,E=1Consider,a) A+C> B+D+ELHS= 5+3=8RHS=4+2+1=7So, 8>7ie A+C>B+D+E
So, Statement a) is true
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One out of five weights A, B, C, D and E is of different weight. A person makes a measurement and finds the following: A + B = C + D + E Which of the following you should know to find out which one is of different weight? (a) A + C > B + D + E (b) A + D + E D + E (d) A + C

One out of five weights A, B, C, D and E is of different weight. A person makes a measurement and finds the following:
A + B = C + D + E
Which of the following you should know to find out which one is of different weight?
(a) A + C > B + D + E (b) A + D + E D + E (d) A + C