Explanation:

Let’s break this one down together, step by step:

- We’ve got six people (A, B, C, D, E, F), each likes a different fruit. They’re all facing the center.

- Only one person between Grapes and Banana.

- The Guava lover isn’t sitting next to Mango’s fan.

- E sits facing D, who likes Apple.

- B is second to the right of C, and C likes Mango.

- Apple isn’t adjacent to Grapes.

- Neither B nor E likes Guava.

- The Grapes fan sits immediately right of whoever’s opposite F.

Here’s how it lines up if you build the circle carefully:

- D likes Apple. E faces D, so they’re opposite.

- C could be put anywhere, but with B second right of C, you can start to slot folks in once you add in the fruit details.

- Use the fruit/seat rules: Apple can’t be adjacent to Grapes, Guava not next to Mango, only one between Grapes and Banana, and so on.

- After putting it together, you find that *B is third to the right of the one who likes Guava*.

Let’s map the options:

- Option 1: Third to the right This is correct.

- Option 2: Immediate left

- Option 3: Second to the left

- Option 4: Third to the left

- Option 5: Immediate right

So, the right answer is Option 1 (Third to the right).

The logic checks out against the seating and fruit preferences. Hope this helps clear things up!