Question
Who goes on
Thursday? Five persons U, V, W, X and Y goes on five different days of the week starting from Monday to Friday. At most one person goes after X. Y goes two days before X. W goes before U. U goes before Thursday. V does not go on Thursday.ÂSolution
At most one person goes after X. Y goes two days before X. We get X goes on either Thursday or Friday. Y goes on either Tuesday or Wednesday. W goes before U. U goes before Thursday. V does not goes on Thursday. W goes on Monday and U goes on Wednesday or Tuesday. V goes on Friday or Thursday. Case 2 will get discarded as we cannot place V. V goes on Friday.
Therefore, the final arrangement is given below:
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