<b>Directions:</b> Three trains – Rajdhani Express, Shataabdi Express and TajMahal Express – travel between two stations without stopping anywhere in between. No two trains have the same starting station or the same terminating station or the same travel fare. Also, the following is known about these trains.
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Five friends – Pramod, Quadir, Robjot, Samuel and Tarun – have Rs.150 among them. The following information is also known.
Following information is given:
(i) None had less than Rs.15 (⇒each person had ≥ Rs.15)
(ii) Four odd numbers, one even number
(iii) No two persons had the same amount.
(iv) Maximum amount = odd.
(v) Total sum = Rs.150
To maintain the least difference between the five amounts, these should be near to 30 (as 150/5 = 30), Hence the desired numbers are 27, 29, 30, 31, 33 and the required difference is 33 – 27 = 6
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Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H – are sitting in eight chairs all of which are facing the same direction. The eight chairs are arranged in two rows and four colums.
Also, the following information is known.
From I, we get
AEHC
GDBF
or
AHEC
GBDF
Hence, I alone is not sufficient.
From II, we get
AEHC
GDBF
Hence, II alone is sufficient.
From III, we get the same two arrangements as from I.
Hence, II alone is sufficient.
Even using statements I and III we do not get a unique arrangement as we get two arrangements as shown.
A H E C
G B D F
or
A E H C
G D B F
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Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H – are sitting in eight chairs all of which are facing the same direction. The eight chairs are arranged in two rows and four colums.
Also, the following information is known.
If H and E sit in the same column then, we get the following arrangement:
AHBC
GEDF
or
ABHC
GDEF
In either case, B sits in the same column as D.
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Four married couples comprising of four males – P, S, T, V – and four females – Y, R, U, W – are sitting around a circular table at equidistant chairs, such that no two males sit adjacent to each other.
The following information is known about their seating arrangement :
U’s husband is T, who is sitting opposite to S, who is the husband of R.
