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6 boys B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 and B6 are sitting around a rectangular table facing towards the centre (not necessarily in the same
order). Two boys are sitting on each longer side and one boy is sitting on each shorter side of the table. B1 sits second to the
left of B6. B4 sits second to the left of B5. B5 is the immediate neighbour of B6 and B2. B5 is not sitting opposite to B4. B1 is
not sitting on a shorter side.
Which pair of boys is sitting on a shorter side of the rectangular table?
B1 and B4
B4 and B2
B2 and B3
B6 and B3
- B1 sits second to the left of B6. This means there are two people between them, and since two boys sit on each longer side, B1 and B6 are opposite.
- B5 is next to B6 and B2, and B5 is not opposite B4. Thus, B5 and B6 should be on the same longer side.
- B4 sits second to the left of B5. Thus, B4 is neither directly opposite nor adjacent to B5, so B4 must be on a shorter side.
- B1 is not on a shorter side, meaning B1 is on the longer side.
- Only B4 and B2 remain for the shorter sides.
From this, the correct pair on a shorter side is:
- Option 2: B4 and B2
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