Question
Number of person sits between C and Z when counted from
the left of C is same as Number of person sits between Y and ______ when counted from right of Y? Study the given information carefully and answer the following questions. Certain numbers of people are sitting in a Circular table facing towards the centre of the table. Only few of them names and seating positions are known. Y sits immediate right of X. No known person sits near to C. G is not an immediate neighbour of D. There are seven person sits between Y and F when counted from the left of F. Number of person sits between C and Y when counted from the right of Y is equal to the number of persons sits between O and F when counted from the left of F. F is an immediate neighbour of E. G sits third to the left of W who sits sixth to the right of E. Only one person sits between E and D.Only two people sit between W and Y. Z sits third to the right of X.Solution
G sits third to the left of W, who sits sixth to the right of E. Only one person sits between E and D. G is not an immediate neighbour of D.F is an immediate neighbour of E There are seven person sits between Y and F when counted from the left of F. Only two people sits between W and Y. Y sits immediate right of X.
Number of person sits between C and Y when counted from the right of Y is equal to the number of persons sits between O and F when counted from the left of F. No known person sits near to C. Z sits third to the right of X. From this statement we cannot fix the position of C in case 2. So this case is eliminated.
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