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A faculty member of a renowned JEE coaching institute was tasked with assessing seven students from different states – named A, B, C, D, E, F, and G - for potential inclusion in their special batch. To maintain impartiality, each student was given a distinct roll number, ranging from 1 to 7. The faculty member evaluated these students on a 10-point scale based on their interview performances, with '10' being the highest score and '1' the lowest. Each student received a unique rating.
Additional known details are as follows:
(i) The student assigned roll number 4 is from state F.
(ii) The student from state C received the highest score, which is an even number.
(iii) The student with roll number 1 scored twice as much as the student with roll number 6.
(iv) Only two students received even-numbered scores. The student from state A scored 5 points more than the student with roll number 3.
(v) The student with roll number 2 received the lowest score but is not from state A.
(vi) The student with roll number 7 scored higher than the student with roll number 5 but lower than the student with roll number 1.
(vii) The student from state F scored higher than the student from state G but lower than the student from state E. None of these three students received an even-numbered score.
(viii) The student assigned roll number 6 is from state B.
Q. If the rating of the student from state D is 2, then what is the absolute difference between the ratings of the students who belong to state G and state A?
Correct answer is '6'. Can you explain this answer?
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By statement (i), students with roll number 4 belong to F.
By statement (iv), only two students got even ratings and since there are 7 students, therefore, 5 of them got odd ratings, i.e., 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
By statement (ii), students from state C got the highest rating that has to be 10, since it is even
By statement (v), students with roll number 2, got the lowest rating, i.e., 1.

By statement (iii) rating of the student (with roll number 1) = 2 × rating of the student (with roll number 5)
Hence, possible combinations are (6, 3) and (10, 5)
(Both cannot be even, like (4, 2), (8, 4) because a student must have a rating of 10 and only two students in total have even ratings).
Case 1: (roll number 1 rating, roll number 5 rating) = (6, 3), then it will contradict statement (iv), as rating (roll number 1) > rating (roll number 7) > rating (roll number 5)
Therefore, the rating of roll number 7 has to be 5, and then roll number 3 will have a rating of 10, but it will contradict statement (iv) as rating of student (from state A) = 5 + rating of student (roll number 3).
Therefore, (roll number 1 rating, roll number 5 rating) = (10, 5) and so students with roll number 1 belong to state C.

Now, by statement (iv), rating of student (state A) = 5 + rating of student (roll number 3), therefore possible combinations are (7, 2), (8, 3), (9, 4)
Subcase 1: (7, 2)
Let rating of the student from state E, F and G be e, f and g respectively, then by studying statement (vii), e > f > g, and all of them are odd.
f can be only 3, then g will be 1 and then e will be 9, and rating of students from state A is 7 (Given) and since rating of student with roll number 7 is greater than that of student with roll number 5, therefore
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Subcase 2: (8, 3)
Again e > f > g, therefore f will be 7, e will be 9 and g could be 1 or 3.

Subcase 3: (9, 4)

Question is asking about case 1, required difference = 7 – 1 = 6
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Given Information:
- The student from state D has a rating of 2.
- The student from state A scored 5 points more than the student with roll number 3.
- The student with roll number 1 scored twice as much as the student with roll number 6.
- The student from state C received the highest score, which is an even number.
- The student from state F scored higher than the student from state G but lower than the student from state E.
- The student assigned roll number 6 is from state B.
- The student from state F scored higher than the student from state G but lower than the student from state E.
- The student with roll number 7 scored higher than the student with roll number 5 but lower than the student with roll number 1.
- The student with roll number 2 received the lowest score but is not from state A.
- Only two students received even-numbered scores.

Calculating Ratings:
- Since the student from state D has a rating of 2, the student with roll number 3 has a rating of 3 (5 points more than student D).
- The student with roll number 1 scored twice as much as the student with roll number 6, so the ratings are 12 and 6 respectively.
- The student from state C received the highest score, which is an even number, so C's rating is 10.
- The student from state F scored higher than the student from state G but lower than the student from state E, so the ratings for F, G, and E are 9, 8, and 11 respectively.
- The student with roll number 7 scored higher than the student with roll number 5 but lower than the student with roll number 1, so the ratings for 1, 7, and 5 are 12, 11, and 10 respectively.
- The student with roll number 2 received the lowest score but is not from state A.

Calculating Absolute Difference:
- The absolute difference between the ratings of the students from state G and state A is |8-12| = 4.
Therefore, the absolute difference between the ratings of the students who belong to state G and state A is 4.
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