A's weight is twice that of B. B's weight is 4.5 times that of C. C's weight is half that of D. D's weight is half that of E. Whose weight is more than E?
A
D, E
B
A, B
C
C, D
D
B, C
Correct Option:
B
Explanation
Let C weigh 1 unit. Since C is half of D, D = 2. D is half of E, so E = 4. B is 4.5 times C, so B = 4.5, and A is twice B, so A = 9. Therefore, both A and B weigh more than E.
