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Interesting Problem
A group of friends named X, Y, Z, W and P are sitting in a park. X is sitting next to Y and Z is next to W. W is not sitting with P. P is on the left end of the bench and Z is on second position from right hand side. X is on the right hand side of Y and to the right side of P. X and Z are sitting together.
(1) Who is siiting in the center? (2) Y is sitting away from W how many places? |
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Re: Interesting Problem
I think Vasatha's solution is right. Well, JAmes, there is this clause in the question that says,
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P X Y Z W, X is NOT sitting next to Z. Where as in Vasantha's solution, p,y,x,z,w all conditions appear to be satisfied. Correct me if I am wrong. -Kalayama
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Re: Interesting Problem
I think everyone is wrong. When P is at the left end of the bench and X to the right side of Y, it should be W Z X Y P.
Hence, X is at the center and Y is sitting 2 places away from W. |
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Re: Interesting Problem
Hi babu, i am sorry but i really fail to undertsand as to how p could be at the left end of the bench if the order suggested by you is - w z x y p.
Well, the answer to the question is as suggested by vasanth. P y x z w as the above order matches all the clauses suggested in the question. Cheers...
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Re: Interesting Problem
Hi,
The correct order of sitting will be 1 2 3 4 5 p y x z w but not p x y z w, since x is right to both p and y. Answers: 1. X is sitting in the center 2. Y is sitting two places away from w |
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Re: Interesting Problem
Timmy, in the solution thay you say correct, all the conditions are not satisfying.
See, P, X, Y, Z, W (James ans) 1. X and Z are not together 2. Z is previous to W, z must be next to W isn't it. Check my ans and correct me. PLs |
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