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6 boys, J, K, L, M, N and P, are sitting around a rectangular table facing towards the centre (not necessarily in the same order).
4 boys are sitting in the corners, and 1 boy is sitting in the middle of each shorter side of the table. N is second to the right of K
and second to the left of J. M is exactly opposite to N, and M is not sitting in the corner.
Which of the following statements is definitely correct?
I. L and P are both next to N.
II. K is diagonally opposite to L.
Neither I nor II is correct.
Only I is correct.
Only II is correct.
Both I and II are correct.
- Let's analyze the seating arrangement.
- N is second to the right of K and second to the left of J. This places N at a corner.
- M is directly opposite N, meaning M is in the middle of a shorter side.
- Option I states L and P are both next to N. This would mean that K and J occupy the remaining corners if true.
- Option II suggests K is diagonally opposite L. But it is more logical for L and P to be next to N on corners, indicating K and J are not in diagonal opposite corners.
- Option 2: Only I is correct.
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