Question

24. A goldsmith has five rings. Each having a

different weight.

Ring D weighing twice as much as Ring E.

Ring E weighing four and one-half times as

much as Ring F.

Ring F weighing half as much as Ring G.

Ring G weighing half as much as Ring H.

Ring H weighing less than Ring D but more

than Ring F.

Which of the following represents the

descending order of weights of the rings?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Descending order D, E, H, G, F (9,4.5,4,2,1)

if the information is sorted from higher to lower order it is said to be in descending order

Step-by-step explanation:

let us take 'x' as a value of one Ring

F equals to x(half of G)

E equals to (4+1\2)x =4.5x( half of D)

D equals 9x( double of E)

G equal to 2x(half of H)

H equal to 4x (double of G)