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Now, from statement I, Now, W sits to the immediate left of R, who sits third to the right of S. U sits to the immediate left of V, who is not adjacent to S. So, the possible arrangement is
S T W R U V
So, S sits at the extreme left end.
Therefore, statement I alone is sufficient.
Now, from statement II, Now, T sits third to the left of U, who sits adjacent to V. S sits second to the left of W. R does not sit at any end.
So, we have
S T W R U V
So, S sits at the extreme left end.
Therefore, statement II alone is sufficient.
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