Explanation:

Let’s break it down step by step:

- Only two people face inside. The rest face outside.

- K faces inside. L is second to K’s left. K’s neighbors face opposite (so, both face outside).

- F and P have three between them, counting from F’s right.

- A is immediately to F’s left, faces outside.

- L is not next to A or F.

- The person next to both J and P faces outside (so they’re between J & P).

- J isn’t next to F or P.

- L is immediately to P’s left.

Now, if you work the seating based on all this, you land at something like:

1. Let’s put K anywhere (say, at the top, facing in).

2. L will be second to K’s left — place accordingly, but not next to A or F.

3. Build out F and A together, with A on F’s left and facing out.

Do all this, and count around the table, and the one sitting fifth to F’s right is L.

- Option 1: A — No.

- Option 2: L — Yes, L is the fifth right from F.

- Option 3: P — No.

- Option 4: K — No.

- Option 5: C — No.

So, the correct answer is option 2: L.