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From statement I alone, U has seminar on 17 th of the month which has odd number of days. Two persons has seminar between U and Y. No one has seminar before W. One person has seminar between T and X. We get Case 1: When U has seminar on 17th May. Case 2: When U has seminar on 17th July.
Either T or X has seminar on 17 th June. Data given in statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the given question. From statement II alone, T has seminar on 17th. T has seminar just before Y. As many persons has seminar before V as after T. V has seminar after T. We get,
Either U or V or W has seminar on 17th June. Data given in statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the given question. From statement I and II together, we get
X has seminar on 17th June. Therefore, data given in statement I and II together is sufficient to answer the given question.
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