Question
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are sitting in a
straight line, facing North. Only two people sit to the left of A. Only three people sit between A and E. D sits at one of the extreme ends. G sits to the immediate right of D. C sits in the middle of the row. B is not an immediate neighbor of C. What is the position of F from the extreme right end?Solution
As per the given conditions, seven persons are sitting in a linear arrangement, facing the North. ï‚§ D sits at one of the extreme ends. ï‚§ G sits to the immediate right of D, which means D sits at the extreme left end. ï‚§ C sits at the center of the row. ï‚§ Since only two persons sit to the left of A, and only three sit between A and E, this means A must be sitting between G and C while E must be sitting at the extreme right end. ï‚§ Since B is not an immediate neighbor of C, B must be at the second last place from the right end. ï‚§ So, F will be seated at the remaining vacant place. Final arrangement is shown below: From the above arrangement, it is clear that F is at the 3rd position from the right end. Hence, the correct answer is (C).
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