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If R is displayed third, what can be inferred about the order of the displays?

S is displayed fifth
S is displayed second
Q is displayed fourth
Q is displayed first

The correct answer is: S is displayed fifth

If R is displayed third, it means that there are two displays before R in the order. Since there are only 5 displays in total, this leaves two possible positions for S: either second or fifth. However, if S were displayed second, then there would be 3 displays between R and S, which contradicts the given information. Therefore, S must be displayed fifth. This is why option A is correct. Option C and D can be eliminated as we have no information to determine the positions of Q.