Math, asked by Lapcoat1337, 4 days ago

Eight students a,b,c,d,p,q,r and s stand in two rows 1and 2 each student in row 1faces another student in row2 which is the north of row 1 b stand opposite to s but an extreme end only one student between b and a ,who stands in same row and diagonally opposite to r,p stands to immediate right of q but not extreme end d is neighbour of A

Answers

Answered by devender9363
24

Step-by-step explanation:

C is correct answer

please mark as brainlist

Answered by steffiaspinno
12

The final arrangement of the eight students would be:

  • Row 2: b,c,a,d  or  b,d, a,c
  • Row 1: s,q,p,r

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two rows 1 and 2, and students of row 2 are north to row 1.

Let the following be the arrangement:

  • Row 2: -,-,-,-
  • Row 1: -,-,-,-

Information 1: "b stand opposite to s but an extreme end"

  • Row 2: b,-,-,-
  • Row 1: s,-,-,-

Information 2: "only one student between b and a who stands in the same row"

  • Row 2: b,-,a,-
  • Row 1: s,-,-,-

Information 3: "a is diagonally opposite to r"

There are two possibilities for this

  • Row 2: b,-,a,-
  • Row 1: s,r,-,- or s,-,-,r

Information 4: "p stands to the immediate right of q but not extreme end"

p and q are neighbors, thus, they should be present in Row 1

  • Row 2: b,-,a,-
  • Row 1: s,r,q,p or s,q,p,r

but p is not on extreme end

So, the correct arrangement would be

  • Row 2: b,-,a,-
  • Row 1: s,q,p,r

Information 5: "d is neighbor of a"

Two possibilities are there for this arrangement

  • Row 2: b,-,a,d or b,d, a,-
  • Row 1: s,q,p,r

Hence, the final arrangement can be:

  • Row 2: b,c,a,d or b,d, a,c
  • Row 1: s,q,p,r
Similar questions