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A lives in flat 2 on odd numbered floor. X lives above A in the same type of flat and to the east of W. W doesn’t live on floor 3. So, A lives on flat 2 of floor 3 or flat 2 of floor 1. Case B: A lives on flat 2 of floor 3: Case II:A lives on flat2 of floor 2:
C and H live in the same type of flat such that C lives immediately above H but below floor 3. C lives in southeast of W. E lives to the west of C. E and G live in the same type of flat and E lives immediately above G, this is not possible in case II(b), so case II(b) is rejected. G doesn’t live in flat 1, so case II(a) is rejected. So, E lives in flat 2 of floor 2 and G lives in flat 2 of floor 1. C and H lives in flat 3.
Y and B live in the same type of flat such that Y lives immediately above B but not in flat 1 Floor number on which Z lives is higher than D,whose floor number is higher than F. So,Y lives in flat 3 of floor4.B lives in flat3 of floor3.Z lives in flat1 of floor 3,D lives in flat1 of floor 2 and Flives in flat 1 of floor1. The final table is given below:
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Who acts as the Ex-officio chairman of the Rajya Sabha?
Who is recognized as the "guardian of the public purse" in India?
In which year did the Congress Party in India split into the Extremist (Garam Dal) and Moderate (Naram Dal) factions?
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In which year was the All India Muslim League established during British India?
Which of the following is a condition for becoming a member of the Lok Sabha in India?