Question
Who likes Maggie
Food? Study the following information carefully to answer the given question: Eight friends – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were born on in January, April, November and December on either 5th or 12th (No two people born on same on dates). The ones who were born in a month having 30 days like different fast food – Maggie, Pasta, Chowmein and Sandwich not necessarily in the same order. The ones who were born in a month having 31 days like different city – Rampur, Delhi, Raipur and Mumbai not necessarily in the same order. E was born on 12th of the month which has 30days. Two people were born between E and D. D does not like any fast food. B likes Maggie. Number of people was born after A as before D are same. One person was born between the ones who like Pasta and Raipur city. Two people were born between E and one who likes Mumbai city. No person was born between B and one who likes Rampur city. A does not like Rampur city. The ones who like Delhi city and Rampur were born on same month. Two people were born between A and H. F do not like any City. One person was born between C and one who likes Maggie. Number of persons was born between the ones who like Sandwich and Raipur city is two.Solution
1. E was born on 12th of the month which has 30days. 2. Two people were born between E and D. 3. D does not like any fast food.(it means D not born on the month which has 30 days) 4. Number of people was born after A as before D are same Hence case-1 was eliminated because we cannot place C.
9. No person was born between B and one who likes Rampur city. 10. A does not like Rampur city. 11. The ones who like Delhi city and Rampur were born on same month.
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