Six students (D, E, F, G, H and I) sit in a linear row facing south in a classroom but not necessarily in the same order. One person sits between D and F. Two persons sit to the right of F. H sits third to the right of G. G doesn’t sit adjacent to E or I. Who sits second to the left of G?
F sits third from extreme left end of row. One person sits between D and F. H sits third to the right of G. G doesn’t sit adjacent to E or I. We get D sits either at extreme left or second from extreme right end of row. H sits at extreme left end of row. Either I or E sits at extreme right end of row. The final arrangement is as follows: Either I or E sits second to the left of G. H I/E F G D E/I
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