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How many people are sitting between Surat and M when counted from left of M ........

Logical Reasoning ( Phase -I) Puzzle Test

Study the information given below and answer the questions that follow:

Eight persons named L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a circular table facing the center.

Each of them likes a particular city amongst Agra, Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, Mumbai, Patna, Pune and Surat. No two persons like the same city

R does not like Delhi. The one who likes Mumbai is an immediate neighbor of N. The one who likes Delhi sits to the immediate left of M. P and L are not adjacent to each other. R, who is not an immediate neighbor of N, sits second to the left of S, who likes Mumbai. P likes Agra and sits opposite to L. O is an immediate neighbor of L. N sits second to the left of L. Q likes Pune. M likes Kolkata and sits opposite to the one who likes Jaipur. L sits two places away from M. The one who likes Kolkata sit adjacent to the one who likes Patna. O likes Delhi.

How many people are sitting between Surat and M when counted from left of M?

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Explanation:

- Eight people, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, and S, are seated in a circle, each facing the center.

- Each person likes a different city: Agra, Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, Mumbai, Patna, Pune, or Surat.

- The person liking Mumbai is S, and S sits next to N.

- M, interest in Kolkata, sits opposite the person who enjoys Jaipur.

- P appreciates Agra and sits directly across from L.

- O favors Delhi and is sitting to the immediate left of M.

- R's preference isn't Delhi and he sits second to the left of S.

- Q has a preference for Pune.

- L's position is two seats away from M, but P and L do not sit together.

- Using all these positions and preferences, we need to find the relative positions to answer the given question.

After evaluating all the seating and preferences, the person who likes Surat sits right between M and the person interested in Patna. From the left of M, only one person is seated between M and the person who likes Surat.

Answer: Option:2, 1

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