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Eight persons are living in the apartment which has four floors and two flats. The bottom-most floor is numbered one and the topmost floor is numbered four. Each floor consists of two flats, flat P and flat Q where Q is in the west of flat P. Note: i) If X lives above Y, they must live in different types of flats. ii) If X lives below Y, they must live in the same type of flats. iii) If two floors between X and Y, then they must be living in the same flats.
R and T are not living on the same floor. W is not living on floor number 2. X lives below R. U lives above V who lives below S. Two floors are there between X and U. S lives in Flat P and Floor 4. Y and W live on the same floor but W is not living in Flat Q.
Four of the following are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which one doesn’t belong to the group?
S
R
W
V
T
Let’s break it down, statement by statement:
- Eight people, four floors, two flats per floor (P is east, Q is west).
- If someone lives above another, their flats are different (if one’s in P, the other's in Q).
- Living below? Same flats.
- Two floors between X and Y? Then X and Y are in the same flat.
- S lives at the top (Floor 4), in flat P.
- Y and W share a floor, but only W is in flat P (because W isn’t in Q).
- W can’t be on Floor 2.
- X is below R. U is above V, who is below S. X and U are two floors apart.
- R and T? Not flatmates (different floors).
Grouping test:
Four of the names must share some pattern, one breaks it. The odd one out is someone whose flat/floor combination or adjacency doesn’t fit with the others.
Here’s how they generally break down:
- S: Floor 4, Flat P
- R: Not specified yet where, but must not share floor with T
- W: Shares floor with Y, not Flat Q, not on Floor 2
- V: Below S
- T: Not with R
From the information, most of these people (S, W, V, T) have hints aligning them specifically to a flat or floor, based on who’s above/below/sideways. R is pretty floaty—his position is flexible due to constraints but not specifics.
So the answer is:
Option 2: R
That’s because R doesn’t share a common trait as clearly as the other names—they’re all nailed to a flat/floor or directly adjacent to someone else. R just isn’t, and stands out. This makes him the odd one.
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