Directions (88-90) :Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Six pairs of shoes are arranged in a shoe rack according to their length from left to right. Shoe A is shorter than only Shoe K and Shoe L. Shoe S is longer than Shoe B and shorter than Shoe Z. The Length of Shoe K is 52cm and the length of Shoe Z is 46cm. The length of shoe L is 55cm.

If the length of Shoe Z is 35cm, then what will be the difference between the length of Shoe K and Shoe Z?

The correct option is 17cm.

Step-by-step Explanation:

1. From the given problem statement, we are asked to find the difference between the length of Shoe K and the length of Shoe Z under a specific condition.

2. First, let's identify the length of Shoe K given in the main information:
Length of Shoe K = 52 cm.

3. Next, the question specifies a condition:
"If the length of Shoe Z is 35cm..."
So, for this question, we take the length of Shoe Z = 35 cm.

4. Now, we calculate the difference between the length of Shoe K and Shoe Z:

$Difference=Length\; of\; Shoe\; K-Length\; of\; Shoe\; Z$

$Difference=\; 52\; cm\; -\; 35\; cm\; =\; 17\; cm$

Thus, the difference between the length of Shoe K and Shoe Z is 17cm.