Explanation:

Here’s how we can work it out:

- Five men: Z, X, H, I, J sitting at a round table, all facing the center.

- Z is second to the left of I. So, from I, skip one chair, Z is next.

- H is second to the right of X. So, from X, skip one chair, H is next.

- J is not next to Z.

Let’s try to seat them:

- Place I anywhere (say, at the top).

- Z is second to the left of I (going anti-clockwise, because everyone is facing the center). So, place Z two seats to I’s left.

- H is second to the right of X (going clockwise from X). So, H is two seats to the right of X.

- J can’t sit next to Z.

With careful arrangement (draw it if you want), you end up with:

- I at top, then clockwise: X, H, Z, J.

Now, count third to the right of X:

- First right: H

- Second right: Z

- Third right: J

So, the correct answer is:

Option 4: J

Here’s the thing: with these logic puzzles, seating order really matters, and it’s important to count “to the right” the right way around the circle. J is the one who ends up third to the right of X.