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Eight boys M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in a row, facing towards the north (but not necessarily in the same order). R is
fifth to the right of M. P is fifth to the right of Q. Q is to the immediate right of M. T is third to the left of P. N is third to the right
of S. S is an immediate neighbour of M.
Which of the following statements is/are NOT correct?
I. N is third to the left of R.
II. P is sixth to the right of M.
Only I
Both I and II
Neither I nor II
Only II
- Eight boys are seated in a row facing north.
- R is fifth to the right of M: Places R in a fixed relation to M.
- Q is immediately to the right of M.
- P is fifth to the right of Q: Specifies position of P.
- T is third to the left of P: Determines T's position.
- N is third to the right of S: Links N and S together.
- S is an immediate neighbor of M: Ensures S is beside M.
Let’s assess the statements:
- Statement I: "N is third to the left of R" - This is incorrect based on the set conditions.
- Statement II: "P is sixth to the right of M" - Also incorrect due to earlier descriptions.
Correct Option: 2, Both I and II
- Both statements I and II are NOT correct.
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