General Studies · Linear Arrangement
Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W are seated in a linear row facing north. Four persons are seated between S and U. T is seated second to the right of U but does not sit at any of the ends. The number of persons seated to the right of S is one more than the number of persons seated to the left of V. P is seated second to the right of V. S and Q are immediate neighbors. Two persons are seated between Q and R. W is seated to the immediate right of R. How many persons are seated between P and W?
- 1One
- 2None✓
- 3More than three
- 4Three
Correct answer
None
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