The question given below consists of two statements numbered I, and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statement and answer the question. Certain numbers of persons are sitting in a row facing north. How many persons sit in the row?
I. G sits fourth to the left of H. J sits immediate left of I, who is third from right end. L sits at left end. K sits immediate right of
I.
II. Two persons sit between H and J, who is not adjacent to G. One person sits between L and F, who is adjacent to G. L and G are not adjacent to each other.

From statement I, G sits fourth to the left of H. J sits immediate left of I, who is third from right end. L sits at left end. K sits immediate right of I. So, we have, G   _____  ______ ______ H So, we cannot determine the number of persons in the row. From statement II, two persons sit between H and J, who is not adjacent to G. One person sits between L and F, who is adjacent to G. L and G are not adjacent to each other. So, we cannot determine the number of persons in the row. By combining statements, I and II, we have L  ______  F   G   _____  ______ ______ H _____  ____ J I  K ____ So, there are 14 persons in the row.