Seven friends had their heights measured in a school health fair. Who is the second tallest?
Statement I – A is the shortest of the group. Three people are taller than C. Four people are shorter than F. E is the tallest of the group.
Statement II – E is the tallest of the group. Three people are shorter than C. B is taller than F, who is taller than G. A is the shortest of the group.
Statement III – Only two people are taller than F, who is shorter than B. Three people are shorter than C. D is shorter than G, who is not the tallest. B is shorter than E, who is taller A, who is the shortest.
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Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question
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Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question
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Statement III alone is sufficient to answer the question
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All of the statements are sufficient to answer the question
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None of the statements are sufficient to answer the question