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We have, the one who like Germany sits third to the left of the one who sits second to the right of J. Only two persons are sitting between J and L. From the above condition, there are three possibilities. Case-1 Case-2
Again we have, The number of persons sitting to the left of L is the same as the right of the one who like Japan. Only two persons sit between the one who like Japan and M. From the above condition, case1 gets eliminated.
Again we have, N sits third to the left of the one who like Canada. Neither M nor K like Canada. The one who like China sits immediate left of the one who like France. J does not like England. From the above condition, case3 gets eliminated. Case2 shows the final arrangement.
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Who among the following is second tallest?
Who among the following weigh lighter than D?
Which box is fourth heaviest?
If the number of chocolates of Suman is less than 26 and is an odd number which is divisible by 3 but not by 5, then how many chocolates does Suman have?
If T secured 50 marks, then how many students fail the examination?
E, F, G, H and I are five sisters. G is younger than only two sisters. F is older than E but younger than G. I is not the oldest. Who is the oldest?
If L has 80 laptops than how many laptops does N has?