Given: An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a row facing the North.

From the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1. G sits sixth from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only two persons sit between G and S, who sits third from the left end of the row. From these two conditions, we get-

2. F, who sits to the immediate right of G, is seated second to the left of P. From this we get-

3. Only one person sits between P and T. R, who sits third to the right of T is an immediate neighbour of W. From these conditions, we get-

4. W doesn’t sit to the right of R. Only five people sit to the right of W. V sits sixth to the right of T. From these conditions, we get the final arrangement as follows:

From, the above final arrangement, we see that T is seated fourth to the right of F.

Hence, the person who sits fourth to the right of F is T.

Given: An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a row facing the North.

From the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1. G sits sixth from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only two persons sit between G and S, who sits third from the left end of the row. From these two conditions, we get-

2. F, who sits to the immediate right of G, is seated second to the left of P. From this we get-

3. Only one person sits between P and T. R, who sits third to the right of T is an immediate neighbour of W. From these conditions, we get-

4. W doesn’t sit to the right of R. Only five people sit to the right of W. V sits sixth to the right of T. From these conditions, we get the final arrangement as follows:

From the above final arrangement, we see that five persons are sitting between F and W.

Hence, the number of people sitting between F and W is five.

Given: An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a row facing the North.

From the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1. G sits sixth from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only two persons sit between G and S, who sits third from the left end of the row. From these two conditions, we get-

2. F, who sits to the immediate right of G, is seated second to the left of P. From this we get-

3. Only one person sits between P and T. R, who sits third to the right of T is an immediate neighbour of W. From these conditions, we get-

4. W doesn’t sit to the right of R. Only five people sit to the right of W. V sits sixth to the right of T. From these conditions, we get the final arrangement as follows:

From the above final arrangement, we see that the number of persons sitting between P and R is four. The number of persons sitting between G and T is also four.

Hence, the number of persons sitting between P and R is the same as the number of persons sitting between G and T.

Given: An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a row facing the North.

From the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1. G sits sixth from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only two persons sit between G and S, who sits third from the left end of the row. From these two conditions, we get-

2. F, who sits to the immediate right of G, is seated second to the left of P. From this we get-

3. Only one person sits between P and T. R, who sits third to the right of T is an immediate neighbour of W. From these conditions, we get-

4. W doesn’t sit to the right of R. Only five people sit to the right of W. V sits sixth to the right of T. From these conditions, we get the final arrangement as follows:

From the above final arrangement, we see that the number of persons sitting to the left of F is six and the number of persons sitting to the right of R is four.

Therefore, the sum of the above two is 10.

Hence, the sum of the number of persons sitting to the left of F and to the right of P is 10.

Given arrangement: (left) G 3 ? 2 D I 9 P K 4 8 2 L @ % J ! P $ K * 8 1 4 I M W 5 7 F 5 9 @ & H 5 ! # H (right)

10^th from the left is 4

14^th from the right is M

(left) G 3 ? 2 D I 9 P K 4 8 2 L @ % J ! P $ K * 8 1 4 I M W 5 7 F 5 9 @ & H 5 ! # H (right)

Terms between 4 and M are "8 2 L @ % J ! P $ K * 8 1 4 I" and P is exactly in the middle of them.

Hence, P is in the middle of the tenth from the left end and the fourteen from the right end in the above arrangement.

Given arrangement: G 3 ? 2 D I 9 P K 4 8 2 L @ % J ! P $ K * 8 1 4 I M W 5 7 F 5 9 @ & H 5 ! # H 

As, Left - left = left 

17th  from the left– 11th from the left =  6th from the left

Clearly, 6th from the left is I. 

Therefore, 'I' is eleventh to the left of the seventeenth element from the left end of the above arrangement.

Given arrangement: (Left) G 3 ? 2 D I 9 P K 4 8 2 L @ % J ! P $ K * 8 1 4 I M W 5 7 F 5 9 @ & H 5 ! # H (Right)

After deleting all the numbers from the arrangement, we get

(Left) G ? D I P K L @ % J ! P $ K * I M W F @ & H ! # H (Right)

4^th to the left of 12th element from the left end = 12 – 4 = 8^th from the left end.

8^th from the left end is @.    

Hence, @ is 4^th to the left of the 12th element from the left end.

Persons: Prince, Priya, Rishu, Sneha, Bhanu, Ram, Sriya, and Sunny.

1) Prince lives on an even-numbered floor below floor 5 ( This means Prince lives either on the 4th or 2nd floor).

2) Two-person live between the floor of Prince and Priya.

3) The number of people who live above Priya is equal to the number of people who live below the floor of Rishu.

4) Two-person lives between Rishu and Sneha.

5) Ram lives immediately above the floor on which Sneha lives.

6) Ram lives on one of the floors above Sriya and below the floor of Sunny. ( From here Case 2 gets eliminated as there is no place for Sunny above Ram).

7) Sriya doesn't live on the bottom floor.

8) Bhanu lives on an even-numbered floor.  ( From here Case 1b gets eliminated, as there is no even placed left for Bhanu in Case 1b).

The final arrangement:

Hence, Ram lives on the 6^th floor.

Persons: Prince, Priya, Rishu, Sneha, Bhanu, Ram, Sriya, and Sunny.

1) Prince lives on an even-numbered floor below floor 5 ( This means Prince lives either on the 4th or 2nd floor).

2) Two-person live between the floor of Prince and Priya.

3) The number of people who live above Priya is equal to the number of people who live below the floor of Rishu.

4) Two-person lives between Rishu and Sneha.

5) Ram lives immediately above the floor on which Sneha lives.

6) Ram lives on one of the floors above Sriya and below the floor of Sunny. ( From here Case 2 gets eliminated as there is no place for Sunny above Ram).

7) Sriya doesn't live on the bottom floor.

8) Bhanu lives on an even-numbered floor.  ( From here Case 1b gets eliminated, as there is no even placed left for Bhanu in Case 1b).

The final arrangement:

Hence, Two persons live between the floors of Bhanu and Sneha.

Persons: Prince, Priya, Rishu, Sneha, Bhanu, Ram, Sriya, and Sunny.

1) Prince lives on an even-numbered floor below floor 5 ( This means Prince lives either on the 4th or 2nd floor).

2) Two-person live between the floor of Prince and Priya.

3) The number of people who live above Priya is equal to the number of people who live below the floor of Rishu.

4) Two-person lives between Rishu and Sneha.

5) Ram lives immediately above the floor on which Sneha lives.

6) Ram lives on one of the floors above Sriya and below the floor of Sunny. ( From here Case 2 gets eliminated as there is no place for Sunny above Ram).

7) Sriya doesn't live on the bottom floor.

8) Bhanu lives on an even-numbered floor.  ( From here Case 1b gets eliminated, as there is no even placed left for Bhanu in Case 1b).

The final arrangement:

Hence, Bhanu lives immediately above the floor of Priya.