Question
What is the position of R with respect to
T? Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below. “J@K(24)” means “J is 16m north of K”. “J%K(27)” means “J is 9m west of K”. “J&K(36)” means “J is 27m south of K”. “J#K(18)” means “J is 54m east of K”. Note: Above given condition, neither follows addition nor follows subtraction Condition: P@Q(27), R%S(72), T&U(24), V@W(48), X#U(4), S&X(48), P%W(54). Q%R(36)Solution
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