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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions which follows:
P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are sitting around a circular table facing the center such that the seats are in the form of a clock ranging from 1 to 12 O’Clock. Seat 1 is 1 O clock, seat 2 is 2’ O’Clock and so on. R is to the immediate left of U, who is sitting at 5 O’ clock seat. There is a three hours' difference between R and T’s seat. T is sitting diagonally opposite to Q. Q is to the right of R. There is a 6 hours gap between the seats of P and R. V is sitting to the immediate right of P. S is sitting on the seat which is 4 hours less than P.
What is the seat number of S?
1
2
6
7
8
Let’s untangle this, clue by clue:
- U sits at the 5 O’Clock seat.
- R is immediately left of U. Since they’re facing the center, left means R is at the 4 O’Clock seat.
- Q is to the right of R, so Q is at 5 O’Clock (but U is already there), so Q must be at 3 O’Clock.
- T and R have a 3-hour difference. R is at 4 O’Clock, so T could be at 1 or 7 O’Clock.
- T sits diagonally opposite Q. If Q is 3 O’Clock, diagonal would be 9 O’Clock. That doesn’t fit T’s options. Try Q at 2 O’Clock and walk it through… but the best fit is Q at 7 O’Clock, R at 4 O’Clock, U at 5 O’Clock, T at 1 O’Clock (since 4+3=7, wrap around clock), but then clues don’t mesh with diagonality.
Let’s try Q at 6 O’Clock (since sitting right of R could just mean “after” around the table):
- If R is at 5, U at 6. But U is *definitely* at 5. O’Clock!
- Stick with that: U at 5, R at 4, Q at 6.
Now, T is 3 hours apart from R: So T could be at 1 or 7 O’Clock.
Q is supposed to be diagonally opposite T. Q at 6; opposite is 12. That doesn’t fit for T.
Try R at 10, U at 11, but then U isn’t at 5.
After a few more placements, everything lines up if:
- U at 5, R at 4, Q at 6 (right of R), T at 1 (3 hours apart from R at 4), and diagonally opposite Q (Q at 7, T at 1; 6 seat apart so this works).
- There’s a 6 hours gap between P and R. R at 4, so P at 10 (4+6).
- V is immediately right of P, so V at 11.
- S is on a seat 4 hours less than P. P at 10, so S at 6.
Reviewing the options:
- Option 1: 1
- Option 2: 2
- Option 3: 6
- Option 4: 7
- Option 5: 8
S sits at seat number 6.
So, the correct answer is:
Option: 3 – 6
In summary:
- U is at 5
- R is at 4 (left of U)
- Q at 7 (right of R)
- T at 1 (three hours from R and diagonally opposite to Q)
- P at 10 (six hours difference from R)
- V at 11 (immediate right of P)
- S is 4 hours less than P = seat 6
So there you go—seat 6 is where S lands.
By: Parvesh Mehta ProfileResourcesReport error
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