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Two round table sessions were held deliberating over the feasibility of the European Super League. 8 members A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H participated in both round table sessions. They might sit at the same or different places in the 2 sessions. Also, the following is known about the relative positions of the persons in the first session:
  1. G is not adjacent to B or E.
  2. F is not adjacent to A or C.
  3. B is not equidistant from A and C.
  4. B is 5 places to the right of E.
  5. All the people are facing the table.
  6. A is sitting diametrically opposite C.
Also, the following information is known about the relative positions of the persons in the second session, with respect to their positions in the first session:
  1. G is not adjacent to H.
  2. B and C must have one person between them, and that person is not H.
  3. A moves 3 places to his left.
  4. E and D moves to their diametrically opposite positions.
  5. Only H sits at the same place he was sitting in the first session.
  6. All people are facing the table.
Based on the information given above, answer the questions that follow.
Q. How many people are definitely moving to one of their adjacent positions in Session 2 as compared to Session 1?
    Correct answer is '0'. Can you explain this answer?
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    Two round table sessions were held deliberating over the feasibility o...
    First, we would try to determine the relative positions of A to H for the first session. We know in hint 5 that all the people are facing the table.
    Using hint 6,

    ​Using hint 4 and hint 3 together, we get the following 2 arrangements.
     

    Using hint 2, we can add F to the arrangements as follows:


    Using hint 1, we can add G to the arrangements as follows:


    We are yet to figure out the positions of D and H. So let us consider all possible alternatives for their positions:


    Now let us use the hints given to determine the positions in the second session. We know that they are facing the table. 
    Using hints 5 and 4 in all the four configurations, we get their arrangements in the second sessions as follows:


    In the second session, A moves 3 places to his left, but in arrangements 1 and 2, that place is already occupied.
    So, those are invalidated. We can process the remaining information on arrangements 3 and 4. Also, we can add this information (new position of A) in 3 and 4.


    Using hint (2) and the fact that all people but H are in different seats, we get the following:


    G is not adjacent to H.


    Therefore the 2 different possible seating arrangements in the first and second sessions are as follows:

    Hence, in either arrangement, no person moves to his adjacent position in Session 2.
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    Understanding the Seating Arrangement
    To determine how many people are definitely moving to one of their adjacent positions in Session 2 compared to Session 1, we must analyze the seating arrangements based on the provided clues.

    Session 1 Analysis
    - **B's Position**: B is 5 places to the right of E. This means if E is in position X, B is in position X+5.
    - **A and C**: A is diametrically opposite C, meaning they occupy positions directly across from each other.
    - **G's Position**: G is not adjacent to B or E, which influences where G can sit.
    - **F's Position**: F is not adjacent to A or C.
    Given these clues, we can visualize the arrangement of the members around the table.

    Session 2 Analysis
    - **Movement of A**: A moves 3 places to his left, which means A is definitely not adjacent to his original position.
    - **E and D's Movement**: E and D move to diametrically opposite positions, indicating they will also not be adjacent to their previous spots.
    - **H's Position**: H remains in the same position as in Session 1.
    - **B and C's Requirement**: There must be one person between B and C, which further restricts their placements.

    Conclusion
    Taking into account the movements outlined:
    - **Adjacency**: For someone to move to an adjacent position, they must change their seat to a position immediately next to their original position. However, due to the constraints:
    - A moves away from his original position.
    - E and D are placed diametrically opposite, thus not adjacent.
    - G is not adjacent to H or B.
    Therefore, with the specified movements, **no one is moving to an adjacent position** in Session 2 compared to Session 1. Hence, the answer is **0**.
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