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      Question

      Which statement will be sufficient to find the person,

      who sits second to the right of Q, if L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting in a straight row facing north but not necessarily in the same order? (I) Three persons sit between L and Q, who sits at the extreme left end of the row. L sit second to the right of P. (II) M sits third to the right of Q, who sits second to the right of L. Three persons sit between L and P.
      A Only Statement I alone is sufficient Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      B Only Statement II alone is sufficient Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      C Either Statement I alone or Statement II alone is sufficient Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      D Both Statement I and II together are sufficient Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      E Both Statement I and II together are not sufficient Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

      Solution

      From statement I alone, we get: Q _____ P  _____ L ______ So, P sits 2 nd to the right of Q. From statement II alone, we get: L _____ Q _____ P  M So, P sits second to the right of Q.   Either Statement I alone or Statement II alone is sufficient.

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