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Chhaya is shorter than Jui, but she is taller than Emdad. Shipra is shorter than Jui, and she is shorter than Emdad. Wahab is taller than Shipra, but shorter than Jui. If the statement above are true, one can validly conclude that Bilal is shorter than Chhaya if it is true that-

A. Chhaya is equal in height to Wahab
B. Wahab is equal in height to Bilal
C. Bilal is taller than Shipra, but shorter than Wahab
D. Bilal is shorter than Jui, but taller than Emdad
E. Wahab is taller than Bilal, but shorter than Emdad.
Explanation: If an inequality is formed, it will be like the following. J>C>E>S and J>W>S. To conclude \(BB\) and \(B>E\) (\(W>B\) is equivalent to "Wahab is taller than Bilal") establishes \(J>C>E>S\) and \(J>W>S\). From \(J>C>E\), and \(J>W>E\), C and W's relative position is unknown. The option \(W>B\) and \(BE\), B is also below C. Thus the correct option should be the option that states \(W>B\) and \(B