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There are eight persons namely- P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sitting around a circular table facing the centre, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person belongs to a different country i.e. Australia, South Africa, Bangladesh, New Zealand, West Indies, Srilanka, India and Pakistan also likes different kinds of fruits viz.- Mango, Litchi, Apple, Orange, Pineapple, Grapes, Guava and Banana, but not necessarily in the same order. A person who belongs to India sits second to the right of S, who belongs to neither Srilanka nor West Indies. U sits second to the right of the one, who belongs to Srilanka. The one who likes Pineapple sits second to the left of the one, who belongs to South Africa. Two people sit between the one, who belongs to West Indies and Q. V and the one, who belongs to New Zealand are immediate neighbours of each other. Persons who like Orange and Grapes are adjacent to the one who belongs to New Zealand. A person likes Orange sits immediate left of the one who belongs to South Africa. Q does not like Guava and Banana. The one who likes Banana sits second to the right of the one who likes Guava. R and T are immediate neighbours of each other. Neither R nor T is an immediate neighbour of either Q or the one who belongs to Srilanka. Q does not belong to New Zealand. The one who belongs to South Africa sits second to the left of the one who belongs to Pakistan. A person who likes Apple sits fourth to the right of the one who likes Litchi. The one who likes Guava is not an immediate neighbour of the one who belongs to Srilanka. Neither R nor T sits third to the left of the person, who belongs to Srilanka. P likes Banana. Only one person sits between R and the one who belongs to Australia. W sits third to the left of the one who belongs to Bangladesh. W does not like Apple.
What is the position of Q with respect to the one, who belongs to South Africa?
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A certain number of persons are sitting on the circular table facing the centre.
Q sits second to the left of H. Only two persons are sitting between H and M. Only one person sits between M and L. L does not sit adjacent to H. The number of persons sitting between H and L is the same as the number of persons sitting between H and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and M is one less than the number of persons sitting between R and L when counted to the right of both L and Q. L sits exactly in the middle of V and M. T sits second to the right of V.
Question: How many persons are sitting at the circular table?
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A certain number of persons are sitting on the circular table facing the centre.
Q sits second to the left of H. Only two persons are sitting between H and M. Only one person sits between M and L. L does not sit adjacent to H. The number of persons sitting between H and L is the same as the number of persons sitting between H and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and M is one less than the number of persons sitting between R and L, when counted to the right of both L and Q. L sits exactly in the middle of V and M. T sits second to the right of V.
Question: If T is related to V and L is related to M in a certain way. Then, who among the following is related to Q?
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A certain number of persons are sitting on the circular table facing the centre.
Q sits second to the left of H. Only two persons are sitting between H and M. Only one person sits between M and L. L does not sit adjacent to H. The number of persons sitting between H and L is the same as the number of persons sitting between H and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and M is one less than the number of persons sitting between R and L when counted to the right of both L and Q. L sits exactly in the middle of V and M. T sits second to the right of V.
Question: How many persons are sitting between T and M when counted from the left of T?
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A certain number of persons are sitting on the circular table facing the center.
Q sits second to the left of H. Only two persons are sitting between H and M. Only one person sits between M and L. L does not sit adjacent to H. The number of persons sits between H and L is the same as the number of persons sit between H and R. The number of persons sit between Q and M is one less than the number of persons sit between R and L, when counted to the right of both L and Q. L sits exactly in the middle of V and M. T sits second to the right of V.
Question: Which of the following statement(s) is/are True?
I. M and V are immediate neighbors.
II. Only one person sits between R and T when counted from the left of R.
III. Q sits third to the right of R.
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Fifteen persons from A to O are sitting in three rows namely Row- , Row- , and Row- , facing the stage which is located in the north direction. Five persons are sitting in each row and seats of all rows are such that each seat is exactly behind or in front of another seat of neighbouring row. The price of a ticket for Row- , is Rs. , and that of the row- , and row- , are Rs. , and Rs. , respectively. The price for each row decreases as one move away from the stage. D is sitting third to the right of B, and they are sitting in row- . The total price of tickets of H and M is Rs. , but H is not sitting in the same row as B. H is sitting second to the right of G but neither of them is sitting at ends. The total price of tickets of I and J is Rs. , more than the total price of tickets of M and D. Also both I and J are sitting next to each other. J is sitting third to the left of O. K is sitting second to the right of L. The ticket price of K is not less than Rs. , and L is not sitting in the same row as O. Total ticket price of C and E is Rs. . Also, the ticket price of C is more than that of K, and he is sitting to the immediate left of A. E is sitting second to the right of N, but he is neither sitting exactly behind D nor sitting next to G.
Who is sitting third to the right of G?
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Fifteen persons from A to O are sitting in three rows namely Row- , Row- , and Row- , facing the stage which is located in the north direction. Five persons are sitting in each row and seats of all rows are such that each seat is exactly behind or in front of another seat of neighbouring row. The price of a ticket for Row- , is Rs. , and that of the row- , and row- , are Rs. , and Rs. , respectively. The price for each row decreases as one move away from the stage. D is sitting third to the right of B, and they are sitting in row- . The total price of tickets of H and M is Rs. , but H is not sitting in the same row as B. H is sitting second to the right of G but neither of them is sitting at ends. The total price of tickets of I and J is Rs. , more than the total price of tickets of M and D. Also both I and J are sitting next to each other. J is sitting third to the left of O. K is sitting second to the right of L. The ticket price of K is not less than Rs. , and L is not sitting in the same row as O. Total ticket price of C and E is Rs. . Also, the ticket price of C is more than that of K, and he is sitting to the immediate left of A. E is sitting second to the right of N, but he is neither sitting exactly behind D nor sitting next to G.
Select the odd one out?
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Fifteen persons from A to O are sitting in three rows namely Row- , Row- , and Row- , facing the stage which is located in the north direction. Five persons are sitting in each row and seats of all rows are such that each seat is exactly behind or in front of another seat of neighbouring row. The price of a ticket for Row- , is Rs. , and that of the row- , and row- , are Rs. , and Rs. , respectively. The price for each row decreases as one move away from the stage. D is sitting third to the right of B, and they are sitting in row- . The total price of tickets of H and M is Rs. , but H is not sitting in the same row as B. H is sitting second to the right of G but neither of them is sitting at ends. The total price of tickets of I and J is Rs. , more than the total price of tickets of M and D. Also both I and J are sitting next to each other. J is sitting third to the left of O. K is sitting second to the right of L. The ticket price of K is not less than Rs. , and L is not sitting in the same row as O. Total ticket price of C and E is Rs. . Also, the ticket price of C is more than that of K, and he is sitting to the immediate left of A. E is sitting second to the right of N, but he is neither sitting exactly behind D nor sitting next to G.
What is the total price of tickets of E and I?
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Fifteen persons from A to O are sitting in three rows namely Row- , Row- , and Row- , facing the stage which is located in the north direction. Five persons are sitting in each row and seats of all rows are such that each seat is exactly behind or in front of another seat of neighbouring row. The price of a ticket for Row- , is Rs. , and that of the row- , and row- , are Rs. , and Rs. , respectively. The price for each row decreases as one move away from the stage. D is sitting third to the right of B, and they are sitting in row- . The total price of tickets of H and M is Rs. , but H is not sitting in the same row as B. H is sitting second to the right of G but neither of them is sitting at ends. The total price of tickets of I and J is Rs. , more than the total price of tickets of M and D. Also both I and J are sitting next to each other. J is sitting third to the left of O. K is sitting second to the right of L. The ticket price of K is not less than Rs. , and L is not sitting in the same row as O. Total ticket price of C and E is Rs. . Also, the ticket price of C is more than that of K, and he is sitting to the immediate left of A. E is sitting second to the right of N, but he is neither sitting exactly behind D nor sitting next to G.
How many persons are sitting between K and L?
