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Directions: Read the information given below carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Eight persons A, C, G, I, J, K, M and W are living in a four-story building such as ground floor is numbered as 1, just above floor is numbered as 2 and so on till the topmost floor is numbered as 4. Each of the floors has 2 flats in it Flat- P, Flat- Q. Flat- P of floor-2 is immediately above Flat- P of floor-1 and immediately below Flat of floor-3 and so on. In the same way Flat- Q of floor-2 is immediately above Flat-Q of floor-1 and immediately below Flat-Q of floor-3 and so on. Flat P is in the West of flat Q.
G lives on even numbered floor just above M and both is having same flat name. A lives on an odd numbered floor and is to the west of M's flat. M is living in Flat- Q. There are two floors gap between M and K. K is not having same flat name as M. There is one floor gap between I and C. W lives immediate below I and is having same Flat name as that of I.
Who among the following lives in Flat-Q of 3rd floor?
W
K
I
C
J
Let’s break this down, step by step:
- There are four floors, each with two flats (P to the west, Q to the east).
- G lives on an even floor, just above M, in the same flat (so, G floor-x, M floor-(x-1), both flats the same; M is in Q, so G is also in Q).
- M is in Flat-Q (so Q on some floor); A lives on an odd-numbered floor, west of M’s flat—so A is in P, and below or above M on an odd-numbered floor.
- There’s a two-floor gap between M and K (so if M is 2, K is 4 or K is ground) and K is not in flat Q.
- There’s a one-floor gap between I and C. W lives immediately below I, in the same flat as I.
So, building the setup:
- If M is in Q, G is just above M in Q.
- Say M is on floor 2 Q, then G is floor 3 Q.
- A must be in P (west of Q), on an odd floor. Let’s put A on floor 1P.
- Two-floor gap between M (2) and K: so K is on 4 or ground floor. K can't be in Q.
- Let's try K on 4P (P because not Q).
- I and C are one floor apart, W is just below I, same flat.
Now, for the question: Who lives in Flat-Q of 3rd floor?
Let's assign as per clues:
1st floor: A (P), M (Q)
2nd floor: ?(P), ?(Q)
3rd floor: ?(P), G (Q)
4th floor: K (P), ?(Q)
If G is in 3rd Q, who is left for 2nd and 4th Qs? We haven't placed I, C, W, and J. But W and I must be stacked, same flat. The likely candidates are 2nd and 1st Q houses for W and I (but 1st Q is M). Maybe W and I are on 2(Q) and 3(Q)? But 3(Q) is G.
Ah, but let's try shifting M down:
- M (1Q), G (2Q), possibilities open up for the others.
Let’s go with that:
1Q: M
2Q: G
3Q: W/I
4Q: I/W
But, two-floor gap for K: If M is on 1, K on 3, but 3Q is I or W, and K can only be in P flat, so let’s test K (3P), A (1P).
Next, C and I are one apart...
Likely:
1P: A
2P: C
3P: K
4P: J
Then Qs:
2Q: W
3Q: I
4Q: G
This fits all clues and places I in 3Q.
So, the answer: I lives in Flat-Q on the 3rd floor.
- Option 3 is the correct answer: I.
Here’s what matters:
- Flat-Q, 3rd floor = I, not W.
- All the connections fit the clues provided above.
The little logic dance here makes clear that it’s option 3, I. The rest don’t work when you slot everyone in as per the clues.
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