Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Six persons viz. H, I, J, K, L and M, are planning to attend seven different classes in a week viz. Painting, Music, Singing, Swimming, Karate, Yoga and Dance in alphabetical order. One can attend the Yoga class only after attending the Swimming class. The Singing and dance classes will be completed in consecutively two weeks whereas the rest are completed in one week.
In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.
Note: If a class in order is unavailable, then the next class in the series will be assigned. i.e., if the person needs to attend Karate class in alphabetical order but is already assigned to someone, then that person should be assigned with Music class.
Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.
In which of the following week did M attend the Karate class?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Six persons viz. H, I, J, K, L and M, are planning to attend seven different classes in a week viz. Painting, Music, Singing, Swimming, Karate, Yoga and Dance in alphabetical order. One can attend the Yoga class only after attending the Swimming class. The Singing and dance classes will be completed in consecutively two weeks whereas the rest are completed in one week.
In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.
Note: If a class in order is unavailable, then the next class in the series will be assigned. i.e., if the person needs to attend Karate class in alphabetical order but is already assigned to someone, then that person should be assigned with Music class.
Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.
Which of the following class is attended by K in week 9?
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Six persons viz. H, I, J, K, L and M, are planning to attend seven different classes in a week viz. Painting, Music, Singing, Swimming, Karate, Yoga and Dance in alphabetical order. One can attend the Yoga class only after attending the Swimming class. The Singing and dance classes will be completed in consecutively two weeks whereas the rest are completed in one week.
In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.
Note: If a class in order is unavailable, then the next class in the series will be assigned. i.e., if the person needs to attend Karate class in alphabetical order but is already assigned to someone, then that person should be assigned with Music class.
Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.
Who among the following attends Karate class in week 7?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Six persons viz. H, I, J, K, L and M, are planning to attend seven different classes in a week viz. Painting, Music, Singing, Swimming, Karate, Yoga and Dance in alphabetical order. One can attend the Yoga class only after attending the Swimming class. The Singing and dance classes will be completed in consecutively two weeks whereas the rest are completed in one week.
In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.
Note: If a class in order is unavailable, then the next class in the series will be assigned. i.e., if the person needs to attend Karate class in alphabetical order but is already assigned to someone, then that person should be assigned with Music class.
Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.
How many weeks it took for all the persons to attend all the classes without fail?
(b)10
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Z! means the one who scores 29 more than Z sits 2nd to the right of Z.
Z$ means the one who scores 21 less than Z sits 3rd to the right of Z.
Z+ means one who scores 60 more than Z sits to the immediate left of Z.
Z* means the one who scores double the points of Z sits second to the left of Z.
There are eight students viz. Pranav, Boris, Caruana, Dravid, Esha, Magnus, Nadal and Ojha who appear in an examination and are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. They score different marks. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours. The one who scores 279 sits second to the left of Pranav, who scores 410. Esha sits third to the right of Pranav. Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal.
What is the total score of Esha and Ojha if the codes are 'Esha$' and 'Ojha+'?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question.
Z! means the one who scores 29 more than Z sits 2nd to the right of Z.
Z$ means the one who scores 21 less than Z sits 3rd to the right of Z.
Z+ means one who scores 60 more than Z sits to the immediate left of Z.
Z* means the one who scores double the points of Z sits second to the left of Z.
There are eight students viz. Pranav, Boris, Caruana, Dravid, Esha, Magnus, Nadal and Ojha who appear in an examination and are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. They score different marks. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours. The one who scores 279 sits second to the left of Pranav, who scores 410. Esha sits third to the right of Pranav. Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal.
Magnus scored how much percent (approximately) less/more than Nadal if the codes are 'Nadal$' and 'Magnus+'?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question.
Z! means the one who scores 29 more than Z sits 2nd to the right of Z.
Z$ means the one who scores 21 less than Z sits 3rd to the right of Z.
Z+ means one who scores 60 more than Z sits to the immediate left of Z.
Z* means the one who scores double the points of Z sits second to the left of Z.
There are eight students viz. Pranav, Boris, Caruana, Dravid, Esha, Magnus, Nadal and Ojha who appear in an examination and are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. They score different marks. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours. The one who scores 279 sits second to the left of Pranav, who scores 410. Esha sits third to the right of Pranav. Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal.
What is the difference between the scores of Boris and Ojha if the codes are 'Ojha+' and 'Boris*'?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question.
Z! means the one who scores 29 more than Z sits 2nd to the right of Z.
Z$ means the one who scores 21 less than Z sits 3rd to the right of Z.
Z+ means one who scores 60 more than Z sits to the immediate left of Z.
Z* means the one who scores double the points of Z sits second to the left of Z.
There are eight students viz. Pranav, Boris, Caruana, Dravid, Esha, Magnus, Nadal and Ojha who appear in an examination and are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. They score different marks. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours. The one who scores 279 sits second to the left of Pranav, who scores 410. Esha sits third to the right of Pranav. Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal.
What is the score of Dravid in the examination if the code is 'Dravid!'?
Two machine rearranges a given word and number step by step to a final output following same rule. Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Machine 1:
Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385
Step I: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step II: bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385
Step III: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732
Machine 2:
Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531
Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531
Step II: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531
Step IV: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
What is the difference between the second highest number in step IV of machine 2 and the second lowest number in step III of machine 1?
Two machine rearranges a given word and number step by step to a final output following same rule. Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Machine 1:
Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385
Step I: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step II: bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385
Step III: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732
Machine 2:
Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531
Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531
Step II: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531
Step IV: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
What comes in place of G in step II of machine 2?
Two machine rearranges a given word and number step by step to a final output following same rule. Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Machine 1:
Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385
Step I: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step II: bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385
Step III: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732
Machine 2:
Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531
Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531
Step II: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531
Step IV: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
What comes in place of C in step IV of machine 2?
Two machine rearranges a given word and number step by step to a final output following same rule. Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Machine 1:
Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385
Step I: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step II: bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385
Step III: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732
Machine 2:
Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531
Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531
Step II: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531
Step IV: _(A)__(B)__(C)__(D)__(E)__(F)__(G)__(H)_
What comes in place of B in step III of machine 1?
Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.
There are six friends Niraj, Sonam, Deepak, Chandan, Binod and Anil, who take one hour tuition from different institutes and go to the class at different times of the day - 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o' clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock, but not necessarily in the same order. No two students have the same timings. Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock. There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod. Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. Niraj goes to the class before Sonam.
Who goes to the class at 4 o'clock?
Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.
There are six friends Niraj, Sonam, Deepak, Chandan, Binod and Anil, who take one hour tuition from different institutes and go to the class at different times of the day - 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o' clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock, but not necessarily in the same order. No two students have the same timings. Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock. There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod. Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. Niraj goes to the class before Sonam.
Who goes to the class at 5 o'clock?
Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.
There are six friends Niraj, Sonam, Deepak, Chandan, Binod and Anil, who take one hour tuition from different institutes and go to the class at different times of the day - 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o' clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock, but not necessarily in the same order. No two students have the same timings. Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock. There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod. Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. Niraj goes to the class before Sonam.
Who is the last person to go to the class?
Read the given paragraph carefully. Few sentences have been given below the paragraph. These sentences would be inferences, assumptions, conclusions, causes or effects or course of action. Identify which statement falls in which category and mark your answers accordingly
Just a few hours remain for social media platforms- Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter - to comply with the government's new Information Technology Rules, 2021. If they fail to fall in line, they risk losing 'intermediary' status. The new rules come into effect soon. Social media intermediaries were given three months to comply with India's new Information Technology (IT) rules that were notified in February. There is considerable apprehension among businesses and users regarding the potential operability of these platforms and data safety.
A. The government has mandated that the social media platforms comply with the rules
B. The Social Media Platforms risk losing their 'intermediary' status
C. The platforms will be seen as a publisher and will directly be responsible for anything published on the website
D. Giving a deadline would induce the social media platforms to comply with the norms
E. The social media platforms must issue a statement that they will make sure the data safety is not compromised
Statement A can be labeled as which of the following options given below?
Read the given paragraph carefully. Few sentences have been given below the paragraph. These sentences would be inferences, assumptions, conclusions, causes or effects or course of action. Identify which statement falls in which category and mark your answers accordingly
Just a few hours remain for social media platforms- Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter - to comply with the government's new Information Technology Rules, 2021. If they fail to fall in line, they risk losing 'intermediary' status. The new rules come into effect soon. Social media intermediaries were given three months to comply with India's new Information Technology (IT) rules that were notified in February. There is considerable apprehension among businesses and users regarding the potential operability of these platforms and data safety.
A. The government has mandated that the social media platforms comply with the rules
B. The Social Media Platforms risk losing their 'intermediary' status
C. The platforms will be seen as a publisher and will directly be responsible for anything published on the website
D. Giving a deadline would induce the social media platforms to comply with the norms
E. The social media platforms must issue a statement that they will make sure the data safety is not compromised
Which of the following sentences can be classified as a probable effect of a certain cause mentioned in the paragraph?
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In a family of seven persons, Amardeep, Bharat, Fateh, Jacob, Kohli, Rishi and Virat are sitting in a row facing the north direction. Jacob sits third from the extreme end. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. Virat does not have any brother. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. Kohli is the only son of Bharat. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Bharat is the father of Rishi. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister.
How is Kohli related to Amardeep?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question.
In a family of seven persons, Amardeep, Bharat, Fateh, Jacob, Kohli, Rishi and Virat are sitting in a row facing the north direction. Jacob sits third from the extreme end. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. Virat does not have any brother. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. Kohli is the only son of Bharat. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Bharat is the father of Rishi. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister.
Who sits fourth to the left of Virat?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question.
In a family of seven persons, Amardeep, Bharat, Fateh, Jacob, Kohli, Rishi and Virat are sitting in a row facing the north direction. Jacob sits third from the extreme end. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. Virat does not have any brother. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. Kohli is the only son of Bharat. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Bharat is the father of Rishi. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister.
How many persons sit to the left of Virat?
Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are working at nine different designations viz.- Managing Director (MD), General Manager (GM), Additional General Manager (AGM), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sales Officer (SO), Manager, Assistant Manager (AM), Clerk, and Personal Assistant (PA). Each person likes different cloth brands viz.- Levis, Mufti, H&M, Zara, Allen Solly, Biba, and Raymond. All the information is not necessary in the same order.
Note:
I. There is no person designated at two positions but neither at Managing Director nor Personal Assistant.
II. No two consecutive positions are vacant.
III. The managing director is the seniormost designated person whereas the personal assistant is the juniormost designated person.
IV. Each person can be terminated by any higher designated person but not immediately higher designated person.
The one who likes Zara is the Manager. Only two persons are designated between the one who likes Zara and V, who likes Raymond. V is neither designated as Managing Director nor Personal Assistant. R is neither designated as Additional General Manager nor Chief executive officer. R is terminated by the one who likes Mufti, who is not designated as the General Manager. The one who likes Biba is four positions junior to R. P, who likes H&M, who can terminate U. Neither U nor T is designated as an Assistant Manager. U neither likes Biba nor Allen Solly. The number of persons junior to U is one less than the number of persons senior to the one who likes H&M. The one who likes Allen Solly is not immediately junior position to P. Only two persons are designated between T and the one who likes Allen Solly. Neither T nor Q likes Biba.
Which of the following statement is/are not false?
Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are working at nine different designations viz.- Managing Director (MD), General Manager (GM), Additional General Manager (AGM), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sales Officer (SO), Manager, Assistant Manager (AM), Clerk, and Personal Assistant (PA). Each person likes different cloth brands viz.- Levis, Mufti, H&M, Zara, Allen Solly, Biba, and Raymond. All the information is not necessary in the same order.
Note:
I. There is no person designated at two positions but neither at Managing Director nor Personal Assistant.
II. No two consecutive positions are vacant.
III. The managing director is the seniormost designated person whereas the personal assistant is the juniormost designated person.
IV. Each person can be terminated by any higher designated person but not immediately higher designated person.
The one who likes Zara is the Manager. Only two persons are designated between the one who likes Zara and V, who likes Raymond. V is neither designated as Managing Director nor Personal Assistant. R is neither designated as Additional General Manager nor Chief executive officer. R is terminated by the one who likes Mufti, who is not designated as the General Manager. The one who likes Biba is four positions junior to R. P, who likes H&M, who can terminate U. Neither U nor T is designated as an Assistant Manager. U neither likes Biba nor Allen Solly. The number of persons junior to U is one less than the number of persons senior to
the one who likes H&M. The one who likes Allen Solly is not immediately junior position to P. Only two persons are designated between T and the one who likes Allen Solly. Neither T nor Q likes Biba.
Who among the following is designated two persons junior to R?
Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are working at nine different designations viz.- Managing Director (MD), General Manager (GM), Additional General Manager (AGM), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sales Officer (SO), Manager, Assistant Manager (AM), Clerk, and Personal Assistant (PA). Each person likes different cloth brands viz.- Levis, Mufti, H&M, Zara, Allen Solly, Biba, and Raymond. All the information is not necessary in the same order.
Note:
I. There is no person designated at two positions but neither at Managing Director nor Personal Assistant.
II. No two consecutive positions are vacant.
III. The managing director is the seniormost designated person whereas the personal assistant is the junior most designated person.
IV. Each person can be terminated by any higher designated person but not immediately higher designated person.
The one who likes Zara is the Manager. Only two persons are designated between the one who likes Zara and V, who likes Raymond. V is neither designated as Managing Director nor Personal Assistant. R is neither designated as Additional General Manager nor Chief executive officer. R is terminated by the one who likes Mufti, who is not designated as the General Manager. The one who likes Biba is four positions junior to R. P, who likes H&M, who can terminate U. Neither U nor T is designated as an Assistant Manager. U neither likes Biba nor Allen Solly. The number of persons junior to U is one less than the number of persons senior to the one who likes H&M. The one who likes Allen Solly is not immediately junior position to P. Only two persons are designated between T and the one who likes Allen Solly. Neither T nor Q likes Biba.
Who among the following person is designated as Sales officer?
Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are working at nine different designations viz.- Managing Director (MD), General Manager (GM), Additional General Manager (AGM), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sales Officer (SO), Manager, Assistant Manager (AM), Clerk, and Personal Assistant (PA). Each person likes different cloth brands viz.- Levis, Mufti, H&M, Zara, Allen Solly, Biba, and Raymond. All the information is not necessary in the same order.
Note:
I. There is no person designated at two positions but neither at Managing Director nor Personal Assistant.
II. No two consecutive positions are vacant.
III. The managing director is the seniormost designated person whereas the personal assistant is the juniormost designated person.
IV. Each person can be terminated by any higher designated person but not immediately higher designated person.
The one who likes Zara is the Manager. Only two persons are designated between the one who likes Zara and V, who likes Raymond. V is neither designated as Managing Director nor Personal Assistant. R is neither designated as Additional General Manager nor Chief executive officer. R is terminated by the one who likes Mufti, who is not designated as the General Manager. The one who likes Biba is four positions junior to R. P, who likes H&M, who can terminate U. Neither U nor T is designated as an Assistant Manager. U neither likes Biba nor Allen Solly. The number of persons junior to U is one less than the number of persons senior to
the one who likes H&M. The one who likes Allen Solly is not immediately junior position to P. Only two persons are designated between T and the one who likes Allen Solly. Neither T nor Q likes Biba.
Who among the following person likes Mufti?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
A certain number of people were seated in 3 different rows facing the north. The rows were numbered from 1 to 3 such that the last row was numbered 3, the row exactly in front of it was numbered 2 and so on. The seats were numbered 1, 2, 3 and so on in ascending order from left to right. All rows did not necessarily have the same number of seats. The information about only few persons is known. B's seat number was same as his row number. There were two seats between B and F. Number of seats in row 3 was half that in row 2. Two seats were between F and C. A, B and G had same seat number. G was seated just behind of B. The maximum number of seats could be eight in any row. E was seated at the third position from extreme ends. Three seats were between A and E. One seat was between A and D.
Who was seated to the extreme right end of the Row 2?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
A certain number of people were seated in 3 different rows facing the north. The rows were
numbered from 1 to 3 such that the last row was numbered 3, the row exactly in front of it was numbered 2 and so on. The seats were numbered 1, 2, 3 and so on in ascending order from left to right. All rows did not necessarily have the same number of seats. The information about only few persons is known. B's seat number was same as his row number. There were two seats between B and F. Number of seats in row 3 was half that in row 2. Two seats were between F and C. A, B and G had same seat number. G was seated just behind of B. The maximum number of seats could be eight in any row. E was seated at the third position from extreme ends. Three seats were between A and E. One seat was between A and D.
How many seats were there to the right of A?
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
A certain number of people were seated in 3 different rows facing the north. The rows were numbered from 1 to 3 such that the last row was numbered 3, the row exactly in front of it was numbered 2 and so on. The seats were numbered 1, 2, 3 and so on in ascending order from left to right. All rows did not necessarily have the same number of seats. The information about only few persons is known. B's seat number was same as his row number. There were two seats between B and F. Number of seats in row 3 was half that in row 2. Two seats were between F and C. A, B and G had same seat number. G was seated just behind of B. The maximum number of seats could be eight in any row. E was seated at the third position from extreme ends. Three seats were between A and E. One seat was between A and D.
How many seats were there in row 1?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Nine students viz., A, B, C, D, E, W, X, Y and Z have cleared the class test and are ranked from 1 to 9. They are standing in the ground at a certain distance. No two persons secured the same rank.
Note: The distance between two students is twice of the lowest rank among them. For example, if P is the first rank and Q is the second rank, the distance between them is 4m.
X is to the west of A and is the immediate previous rank of D who is to the north of X. The number of persons ranked between D and W is an odd prime number where no one ranks after W who is to the east of D. E ranks exactly between D and W and is to the south of Y. C stands to the south of W and ranks before E. Z stands to the west of C and ranks after Y. The direction of Y from E is same as the direction of B from Z. B holds the immediate next rank to E and stands to the west of E. C neither holds the first rank nor before X. Y holds the rank after A but before E. Z holds the rank after B and is four ranks after C. Y is not secured the first rank.
What is the approximate shortest distance between D and A and who ranks according to that value?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Nine students viz., A, B, C, D, E, W, X, Y and Z have cleared the class test and are ranked from 1 to 9. They are standing in the ground at a certain distance. No two persons secured the same rank.
Note: The distance between two students is twice of the lowest rank among them. For example, if P is the first rank and Q is the second rank, the distance between them is 4m.
X is to the west of A and is the immediate previous rank of D who is to the north of X. The number of persons ranked between D and W is an odd prime number where no one ranks after W who is to the east of D. E ranks exactly between D and W and is to the south of Y. C stands to the south of W and ranks before E. Z stands to the west of C and ranks after Y. The direction of Y from E is same as the direction of B from Z. B holds the immediate next rank to E and stands to the west of E. C neither holds the first rank nor before X. Y holds the rank after A but before E. Z holds the rank after B and is four ranks after C. Y is not secured the first rank.
How many persons ranked after E in the final arrangement?
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Nine students viz., A, B, C, D, E, W, X, Y and Z have cleared the class test and are ranked from 1 to 9. They are standing in the ground at a certain distance. No two persons secured the same rank.
Note: The distance between two students is twice of the lowest rank among them. For example, if P is the first rank and Q is the second rank, the distance between them is 4m.
X is to the west of A and is the immediate previous rank of D who is to the north of X. The number of persons ranked between D and W is an odd prime number where no one ranks after W who is to the east of D. E ranks exactly between D and W and is to the south of Y. C stands to the south of W and ranks before E. Z stands to the west of C and ranks after Y. The direction of Y from E is same as the direction of B from Z. B holds the immediate next rank to E and stands to the west of E. C neither holds the first rank nor before X. Y holds the rank after A but before E. Z holds the rank after B and is four ranks after C. Y is not secured the first rank.
In which direction is C standing with respect to A?