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Directions: Study the given information carefully and answer the questions followed by it.
Seven persons, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G go on a vacation on different days of the week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday not necessarily in the same order. One person goes between G and C, A goes on one of the days before C. G goes on Friday. D goes on the second day of the week. Three-person go-between D and F. B does not go on Monday or Thursday. The number of persons going after C is equal to the number of persons going before G.
A goes on vacation on which of the following days?
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
Sunday
None of the above
Let’s break it down step by step:
- We’ve got seven people, one per day, Monday to Sunday.
- D goes second day; that means D is on Tuesday.
- G goes on Friday.
- Three go between D and F. So, F can be either Friday or Saturday/Sunday—but G is already Friday, so map it out carefully.
- One person is between G and C.
- B doesn’t go Monday or Thursday.
- The number of people after C = number before G. Since G is Friday (the fifth day), two before, two after. So C must be on Wednesday.
- That means A goes before C, so could be Monday or Tuesday, but Tuesday is D.
Here’s the order if you lay it out:
- Monday - A
- Tuesday - D
- Wednesday - C
- Thursday - ?
- Friday - G
- Saturday - F
- Sunday - B
- Option 1: Thursday – A is not on Thursday.
- Option 2: Wednesday – A is not on Wednesday.
- Option 3: Monday – Yes, this fits.
- Option 4: Sunday – No, that’s B.
- Option 5: None of the above – Not needed.
So, the answer is Option 3: Monday.
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