The prices of five cars B, M, J, N, and U are compared. The price of J is less than U, M, and N. The Price of B is the lowest. No two cars have the same price. Price of U is less than M. Price of neither U nor M is the highest. The price of how many cars is less than the price of M?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is Option 1 i.e. 3.
According to the question, the arrangement is as follows:
N > M > U > J > B
From the above arrangement, three cars have a price less than that of M.