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a,b,c,d,e,f and g are seated in a straight line facing north but not necessarily in the same order. only three people sit between f and a. neither f nor a sits at the extreme ends of the line. only two people sit between a and g. e is not immediate neighbour of either a or f. e sits third to the left of b. b is not an immediate neighbour of a. e is not an immediate neighbour of c.
1. who are the immediate neighbours of a?
2. who are the immediate neighbours of e?
3.who are the immediate neighbours of f?

Answers

Answered by drath
12
b f g e d a c is the order. So, 1. D and C, 2. G and D, 3. B and G

Answered by vaduz
6

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

as only three people sit between f and a. neither f nor a sits at the extreme ends of the line. means both f and a sit at second from end of the row. now

e is not immediate neighbor of either a or f so that e will always sit in the middle. and e sits third to the left of b so b will always sit at right end. as given b is not immediate neighbor of a . it means a will sit at second from left end and f at second from right end.

with all these conditions the final arrangement will be

c a d e g f b

1- immediate neighbors of a are c and d

2- immediate neighbors of e are d and g

3- immediate neighbors of f are g and b

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