Question: If \'X\' is twice as fast as \'Y\' and \'Y\' is three times as fast as \'Z\', how does \'X\' compare to \'Z\'?

Options:

1. X is faster than Z
2. X is slower than Z
3. X and Z are equal
4. Cannot be determined

Correct Answer: X is faster than Z

Solution:

\'X\' is faster than \'Z\' because \'X\' is twice as fast as \'Y\' and \'Y\' is three times as fast as \'Z\', making \'X\' six times as fast as \'Z\'.