1) Three people went on a trip between V and T.

2) Five people went on a trip between T and W.

3) P went on a trip near to W but not near to V.

4) Four people went on a trip between R and P.

5) U went on a trip before R but not immediately.

(Here, case 2 will be eliminated and we will continue with the case 1)

6) Q went on a trip after S.

Hence, Q went on a trip in July.

1) Three people went on a trip between V and T.

2) Five people went on a trip between T and W.

3) P went on a trip near to W but not near to V.

4) Four people went on a trip between R and P.

5) U went on a trip before R but not immediately.

(Here, case 2 will be eliminated and we will continue with the case 1)

6) Q went on a trip after S.

Hence, the one, who went on a trip in March i.e. U, went on a trip two months before S.

1) Three people went on a trip between V and T.

2) Five people went on a trip between T and W.

3) P went on a trip near to W but not near to V.

4) Four people went on a trip between R and P.

5) U went on a trip before R but not immediately.

(Here, case 2 will be eliminated and we will continue with the case 1)

6) Q went on a trip after S.

Hence, none of them will go on a trip in the same month as they were going before this rearrangement.

1) Three people went on a trip between V and T.

2) Five people went on a trip between T and W.

3) P went on a trip near to W but not near to V.

4) Four people went on a trip between R and P.

5) U went on a trip before R but not immediately.

(Here, case 2 will be eliminated and we will continue with the case 1)

6) Q went on a trip after S.

Hence, ‘Two people went on a trip between Q and V’ is the correct statement.

1) Three people went on a trip between V and T.

2) Five people went on a trip between T and W.

3) P went on a trip near to W but not near to V.

4) Four people went on a trip between R and P.

5) U went on a trip before R but not immediately.

(Here, case 2 will be eliminated and we will continue with the case 1)

6) Q went on a trip after S.

More than one person went on a trip between S and T.

725 524 693 472 319 267

Now, if one is subtracted from the lowest digit in each given numbers we will get:

715 514 692 471 309 167

Now, if all the digits in each number are arranged in descending order we will get:

751 541 962 741 930 761

Clearly, the third highest number is 761 which is formed from “267”.

Hence, option (C) is the right answer.

725 524 693 472 319 267

Now, if the first and second digits of each number are interchanged we will get:

275 254 963 742 139 627

Now, if the numbers are written with their digits in the reverse order we will get:

572 452 369 247 931 726

Clearly, the second lowest number is 369 which is formed from “693”.

Hence, option (A) is the right answer.

725 524 693 472 319 267

First digit of the second highest number = 6

Third digit of the lowest number = 7

The total of the first digit of the second highest number and third digit of the lowest number is (6+7) = 13.

First digit of the second lowest number = 3

Now, if the total of the first digit of the second highest number and third digit of the lowest number is multiplied by the first digit of the second lowest number = (13*3) = 39

Hence, option (D) is the right answer.

725 524 693 472 319 267

Now, if each number is subtracted by 53 we will get:

672 471 640 419 266 214

Clearly, 672, 640, 266 and 214 are even numbers.

Hence, option (C) is the right answer.

725 524 693 472 319 267

Now, if one is added to each even digit and one is subtracted from each odd digit we will get:

634 435 782 563 208 376

Clearly, 634, 782, 208 and 376 are exactly divisible by 2.

Hence, option (C) is the right answer.