For a multivariate random vector X = (X-1, (center dot) (center dot) (center dot), X-n) with a log-concave density function, it is shown that the minimum min {X-1, (center dot center dot center dot), X-n) has an increasing failure rate, and the maximum max {X-1, (center dot) (center dot) (center dot),X-n} has a decreasing reversed hazard rate. As an immediate consequence, the result of Gupta and Gupta (in Metrika 53:39-49, 2001) on the multivariate normal distribution is obtained. One error in Gupta and Gupta method is also pointed out.