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There are six persons Baman, Fauzan, Deepak, Arvind, Enam and Charan each of them speaking different languages English, French, Chinese, German, Urdu and Hindi are but not necessarily in same order are sitting equidistance around a circular table. Each of them is either facing the center or facing outside opposite to the center ● There are exactly three persons facing towards center, each of them sitting together ● Baman is sitting between person who knows English and Deepak. All of them are facing towards center. ● Charan who knows German sitting opposite to person who knows Hindi. ● Enam is sitting third to the right of person who knows Urdu.. ● Fauzan is sitting opposite to Arvind who knows English. ● Baman knows Hindi. ● Charan is sitting to the immediate left of Enam who knows French. Which of the following statement is/are true based on the given arrangement?
There are six persons Baman, Fauzan, Deepak, Arvind, Enam and Charan each of them speaking different languages English, French, Chinese, German, Urdu and Hindi are but not necessarily in same order are sitting equidistance around a circular table. Each of them is either facing the center or facing outside opposite to the center ● There are exactly three persons facing towards center, each of them sitting together ● Baman is sitting between person who knows English and Deepak. All of them are facing towards center. ● Charan who knows German sitting opposite to person who knows Hindi. ● Enam is sitting third to the right of person who knows Urdu.. ● Fauzan is sitting opposite to Arvind who knows English. ● Baman knows Hindi. ● Charan is sitting to the immediate left of Enam who knows French. Which of the following statement is/are true based on the given arrangement?
I. Deepak knows Urdu facing towards center.
II. Enam who knows French is sitting opposite to Deepak
III. Arvind is sitting between person who knows French and Hindi.
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