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    Eight friends P, Q, T, U, V, W, X and Y are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing away from the centre and the remaining are facing the centre. P and T are neighbours. P sits third to the left of V, who faces the centre. The two persons who sit two places away from T face away from the centre. No two adjacent persons face the centre. U sits two places away to the right of W, who is at the opposite position of Y. The neighbours of X face opposite directions (i.e., if one faces the centre, the other faces away from the centre.)

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    How many persons are facing away from the centre?

    Solutions

    Let the students be sitting from 1-8 in clockwise direction. Let us assume that V be sitting at 1, which implies P would be at 4. Now, P and T are neighbors, so T is at 3 or 5. No two adjacent persons face the centre implies the neighbors of V i.e. the person at 2 and 8 are not facing the centre. Now, if T is at 3, then the person at 1 and 5 are facing away from the centre, but we know that V is at 1and is facing the centre. Therefore, T is at 5 and the persons at 3 and 7 are facing away from the centre. W and Y are sitting opposite each other. Therefore, they are at (3,7) or (2,6) in any order. Now, U is second to the right of W and we know that W can be at 3, 7, 2 or 6. If W is at 2, 3 or 7, someone is already sitting second to the right of that position. Therefore, W is at 6 and is facing away from the centre. Therefore, U is at 8 and Y at 2. Now, X can be at 3 or 7, and we know the neighbors of X are facing in the opposite directions to each other. If X is at 7, then persons at 6 and 8 should be facing in the opposite direction, but that is not the case. Therefore, X is at 3 and that would mean P at 4 would be facing the centre, which also implies T at 5 would be facing away from the centre and Q would be at 7.

    The Green box is represents the persons facing the centre and the red box represents the person facing away from the centre.


     

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    Eight friends P, Q, T, U, V, W, X and Y are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing away from the centre and the remaining are facing the centre. P and T are neighbours. P sits third to the left of V, who faces the centre. The two persons who sit two places away from T face away from the centre. No two adjacent persons face the centre. U sits two places away to the right of W, who is at the opposite position of Y. The neighbours of X face opposite directions (i.e., if one faces the centre, the other faces away from the centre.)

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    Who sits third to the left of T?

    Solutions

    Let the students be sitting from 1-8 in clockwise direction. Let us assume that V be sitting at 1, which implies P would be at 4. Now, P and T are neighbors, so T is at 3 or 5. No two adjacent persons face the centre implies the neighbors of V i.e. the person at 2 and 8 are not facing the centre. Now, if T is at 3, then the person at 1 and 5 are facing away from the centre, but we know that V is at 1and is facing the centre. Therefore, T is at 5 and the persons at 3 and 7 are facing away from the centre. W and Y are sitting opposite each other. Therefore, they are at (3,7) or (2,6) in any order. Now, U is second to the right of W and we know that W can be at 3, 7, 2 or 6. If W is at 2, 3 or 7, someone is already sitting second to the right of that position. Therefore, W is at 6 and is facing away from the centre. Therefore, U is at 8 and Y at 2. Now, X can be at 3 or 7, and we know the neighbors of X are facing in the opposite directions to each other. If X is at 7, then persons at 6 and 8 should be facing in the opposite direction, but that is not the case. Therefore, X is at 3 and that would mean P at 4 would be facing the centre, which also implies T at 5 would be facing away from the centre and Q would be at 7.

    The Green box is represents the persons facing the centre and the red box represents the person facing away from the centre.

     

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    Eight friends P, Q, T, U, V, W, X and Y are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing away from the centre and the remaining are facing the centre. P and T are neighbours. P sits third to the left of V, who faces the centre. The two persons who sit two places away from T face away from the centre. No two adjacent persons face the centre. U sits two places away to the right of W, who is at the opposite position of Y. The neighbours of X face opposite directions (i.e., if one faces the centre, the other faces away from the centre.)

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    How many persons are sitting between P and V when counted from the right of P?

    Solutions

    Let the students be sitting from 1-8 in clockwise direction. Let us assume that V be sitting at 1, which implies P would be at 4. Now, P and T are neighbors, so T is at 3 or 5. No two adjacent persons face the centre implies the neighbors of V i.e. the person at 2 and 8 are not facing the centre. Now, if T is at 3, then the person at 1 and 5 are facing away from the centre, but we know that V is at 1and is facing the centre. Therefore, T is at 5 and the persons at 3 and 7 are facing away from the centre. W and Y are sitting opposite each other. Therefore, they are at (3,7) or (2,6) in any order. Now, U is second to the right of W and we know that W can be at 3, 7, 2 or 6. If W is at 2, 3 or 7, someone is already sitting second to the right of that position. Therefore, W is at 6 and is facing away from the centre. Therefore, U is at 8 and Y at 2. Now, X can be at 3 or 7, and we know the neighbors of X are facing in the opposite directions to each other. If X is at 7, then persons at 6 and 8 should be facing in the opposite direction, but that is not the case. Therefore, X is at 3 and that would mean P at 4 would be facing the centre, which also implies T at 5 would be facing away from the centre and Q would be at 7.

    The Green box is represents the persons facing the centre and the red box represents the person facing away from the centre.

     

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    Eight friends P, Q, T, U, V, W, X and Y are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing away from the centre and the remaining are facing the centre. P and T are neighbours. P sits third to the left of V, who faces the centre. The two persons who sit two places away from T face away from the centre. No two adjacent persons face the centre. U sits two places away to the right of W, who is at the opposite position of Y. The neighbours of X face opposite directions (i.e., if one faces the centre, the other faces away from the centre.)

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    If Q exchanges his position with Y, then who among the following is sitting to the immediate left of Q?

    Solutions

    Let the students be sitting from 1-8 in clockwise direction. Let us assume that V be sitting at 1, which implies P would be at 4. Now, P and T are neighbors, so T is at 3 or 5. No two adjacent persons face the centre implies the neighbors of V i.e. the person at 2 and 8 are not facing the centre. Now, if T is at 3, then the person at 1 and 5 are facing away from the centre, but we know that V is at 1and is facing the centre. Therefore, T is at 5 and the persons at 3 and 7 are facing away from the centre. W and Y are sitting opposite each other. Therefore, they are at (3,7) or (2,6) in any order. Now, U is second to the right of W and we know that W can be at 3, 7, 2 or 6. If W is at 2, 3 or 7, someone is already sitting second to the right of that position. Therefore, W is at 6 and is facing away from the centre. Therefore, U is at 8 and Y at 2. Now, X can be at 3 or 7, and we know the neighbors of X are facing in the opposite directions to each other. If X is at 7, then persons at 6 and 8 should be facing in the opposite direction, but that is not the case. Therefore, X is at 3 and that would mean P at 4 would be facing the centre, which also implies T at 5 would be facing away from the centre and Q would be at 7.

    The Green box is represents the persons facing the centre and the red box represents the person facing away from the centre.

     

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    Eight friends P, Q, T, U, V, W, X and Y are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing away from the centre and the remaining are facing the centre. P and T are neighbours. P sits third to the left of V, who faces the centre. The two persons who sit two places away from T face away from the centre. No two adjacent persons face the centre. U sits two places away to the right of W, who is at the opposite position of Y. The neighbours of X face opposite directions (i.e., if one faces the centre, the other faces away from the centre.)

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    Which of the following is true?

    Solutions

    Let the students be sitting from 1-8 in clockwise direction. Let us assume that V be sitting at 1, which implies P would be at 4. Now, P and T are neighbors, so T is at 3 or 5. No two adjacent persons face the centre implies the neighbors of V i.e. the person at 2 and 8 are not facing the centre. Now, if T is at 3, then the person at 1 and 5 are facing away from the centre, but we know that V is at 1and is facing the centre. Therefore, T is at 5 and the persons at 3 and 7 are facing away from the centre. W and Y are sitting opposite each other. Therefore, they are at (3,7) or (2,6) in any order. Now, U is second to the right of W and we know that W can be at 3, 7, 2 or 6. If W is at 2, 3 or 7, someone is already sitting second to the right of that position. Therefore, W is at 6 and is facing away from the centre. Therefore, U is at 8 and Y at 2. Now, X can be at 3 or 7, and we know the neighbors of X are facing in the opposite directions to each other. If X is at 7, then persons at 6 and 8 should be facing in the opposite direction, but that is not the case. Therefore, X is at 3 and that would mean P at 4 would be facing the centre, which also implies T at 5 would be facing away from the centre and Q would be at 7.

    The Green box is represents the persons facing the centre and the red box represents the person facing away from the centre.

     

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    In a certain code language

    ‘allowed serious house hurting’ is written as ‘I20@ O2* U9% T9#’

    ‘mouse years exhibited beginning’ is written as ‘A26@ B6* N3# U14%’

    ‘trade asked telling artists’ is written as ‘K2* L21# I2@ A21%’

    ‘spilled questions because running’ is written as ‘T18@ L20* A3% N19#’

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    What is the code of ‘leave’?

    Solutions

    Step I: at first position, middle letter of the word is written, which is ‘A’ in this case.

    Step II: at second position, first letter of the word is ‘l’ its numerical value is 12, so 12+1=13.

    Step III: at last position, every word ending with these particular letter and symbol is used according to this-

    So final code is A13%

     

  • Question 7/10
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    In a certain code language

    ‘allowed serious house hurting’ is written as ‘I20@ O2* U9% T9#’

    ‘mouse years exhibited beginning’ is written as ‘A26@ B6* N3# U14%’

    ‘trade asked telling artists’ is written as ‘K2* L21# I2@ A21%’

    ‘spilled questions because running’ is written as ‘T18@ L20* A3% N19#’

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    What is the symbol used in the word ‘tunes’?

    Solutions

    Step I: at first position, middle letter of the word is written, which is ‘N’ in this case.

    Step II: at second position, first letter of the word is ‘l’ its numerical value is 12, so 20+1=21.

    Step III: at last position, every word ending with these particular letter and symbol is used according to this-

    So final code is N21@ 

    Last letter of the word tunes is ‘s’ so symbol is ‘@’.

     

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    In a certain code language

    ‘allowed serious house hurting’ is written as ‘I20@ O2* U9% T9#’

    ‘mouse years exhibited beginning’ is written as ‘A26@ B6* N3# U14%’

    ‘trade asked telling artists’ is written as ‘K2* L21# I2@ A21%’

    ‘spilled questions because running’ is written as ‘T18@ L20* A3% N19#’

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    What is the code of ‘telling’?

    Solutions

    Step I: at first position, middle letter of the word is written, which is ‘L’ in this case.

    Step II: at second position, first letter of the word is ‘l’ its numerical value is 12, so 20+1=21.

    Step III: at last position, every word ending with these particular letter and symbol is used according to this-

    So final code is L21# 

    Following the same pattern the code of ‘telling’ is ‘L21#’.

     

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    In each of the question, there is one question and three statements given below the question. You have to decide whether the data given in the statements is sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements carefully and find which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the given question. Choose the correct alternative in each question.

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    Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting in a straight line facing north direction. Who sits exactly between A and D?

    I. A sits 3rd to the left of G. Only one person sits between A and C. F sits third to the left of A.

    II. D is not an immediate neighbor A. B is not an immediate neighbor of C.

    III. E is an immediate neighbor of A and C and sits second to the right of B.

    Solutions

    From I,

    F C _ A _ _ G or

    F _ _ A _ C G
     

    From I and III,

    F C E A _ _ G- this is invalid.

    F DB A E C G, from this B is exactly between A and D.

    Statements I and III are taken together are sufficient to answer the question.

     

     

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    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.In the question, there is one question and three statements given below the question. You have to decide whether the data given in the statements is sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements carefully and find which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the given question. Choose the correct alternative in each question.

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    Seven family members are A, B, C, D, E, G and K. How is A related to D?

    I. A is the husband of B and father of C, who is brother-in-law of E, who is a female.

    II. G is a female and K is not the husband of E.

    III. K is the grandson of A and nephew of D.

    Solutions

    From I,

    E can be married to K, D or G we don’t know yet.

    From I and II,

    G is a female so she cannot be married to E. K is not the husband of E so last D is the husband of E, it means D is the son of A.

    From III,

    Only III is not sufficient but I, II and III all can be determined the answer. But in our option only I and II is given so,

    Only I and II are sufficient to answer the question.

     

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