Explanation:

- More than 10 people are seated around a circle, all facing the center, which means everyone's left and right are related to the center.

- R is 3rd to the left of L, so count two people between L and R when counting in a leftward direction from L.

- Two people sit between S and R, offering two possible configurations relative to R.

- P is 2nd to the right of Q, meaning there is one person between Q and P when counting to the right from Q.

- There is one person between L and Q, constraining Q’s potential location relative to L.

- Less than two people sit between S and P, adding further potential constraints on their positions.

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- To determine the position:

- Consider all constraints.

- Figure out where L and P are situated.

- L ends up being fourth to the left of P.

? Option:3 - Fourth to the left is the correct answer.