General Studies · Seating Arrangement / Puzzles
A certain number of people are seated around a circular table facing inside. Four persons sit between P and Q. T sits third to the right of R. S sits second to the left of V. Three persons sit between S and U. The number of persons sitting between Q and R (when counted from the right of Q) is twice the number of persons sitting between T and V. Not more than two persons sit between R and V. Two persons sit between P and T. U sits second to the right of Q. Which of the following combinations is false?
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- 1If W sits to the immediate right of R, then six persons sit between S and W.✓
- 2If J sits exactly between U and S (when counted to the right of U), then Q sits fourth to the right of J.
- 3R sits third to the right of V.
- 4Seven persons sit between S and T (when counted from the left of T).
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If W sits to the immediate right of R, then six persons sit between S and W.
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