In a cooking competition, Chef A's dish is rated higher than Chef B's but lower

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In a cooking competition, Chef A's dish is rated higher than Chef B's but lower than Chef C's. Chef D's dish is rated lower than Chef A's but higher than Chef B's. What is the correct order of the dishes from highest to lowest? (2023)

C, A, D, B
C, D, A, B
A, C, D, B
D, C, A, B

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Step 1: Identify the ratings from the question. Chef A's dish is rated higher than Chef B's but lower than Chef C's.
Step 2: This means Chef C's dish is the highest so far: C > A > B.
Step 3: Next, we know Chef D's dish is rated lower than Chef A's but higher than Chef B's.
Step 4: Since Chef D is higher than Chef B but lower than Chef A, we can place D in the order: C > A > D > B.
Step 5: Therefore, the final order from highest to lowest is C, A, D, B.

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In a cooking competition, Chef A's dish is rated higher than Chef B's but lower

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