Question
How many persons goes between A and G?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it. Seven employee of a company namely A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are going to seven different cities viz. Dehradun, Bangalore, Meerut, Pune, Delhi, Mumbai and Punjab but not necessarily in the same order. They are going to different days of the same week viz. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Week starts from Monday. E is going to Pune on Saturday. B is going to Delhi but does not go on Friday. C is going on Monday but does not go to Mumbai. The one who goes on Tuesday is going to Punjab. D goes to Dehradun. G is going on Sunday. A does not go to Punjab. The one who is going on Thursday is going to Bangalore.
The one who goes on Tuesday is going to Punjab. G is going on Sunday. The one who is going on Thursday is going to Bangalore. 
B going to Delhi but does not go on Friday. D goes to Dehradun. Hence, B have only option to go on Wednesday and D has also only one option to go on Friday. 
A does not go to Punjab. Hence, A has only one option to go on Thursday. Now we have only one employee is left who is F. So, place F in the table. 
Now, C does not go to Mumbai because of this C has only one option to go to Meerut. Now, G goes to Mumbai. 
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