Verbal Reasoning - Seating Arrangement - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Seating Arrangement - Seating Arrangement 1 (Q.No. 2)
2.
There are 8 houses in a line and in each house only one boy lives with the conditions as given below:
- Jack is not the neighbour Siman.
- Harry is just next to the left of Larry.
- There is at least one to the left of Larry.
- Paul lives in one of the two houses in the middle.
- Mike lives in between Paul and Larry.
If at least one lives to the right of Robert and Harry is not between Taud and Larry, then which one of the following statement is not correct ?
Discussion:
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Jhinuk said:
1 month ago
The right answer is D.
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Keerthana said:
1 month ago
I think the correct arrangement, as per my knowledge is;
Simon, Harry, Larry, Mike, Paul, Jack, Robert, Taud.
Simon, Harry, Larry, Mike, Paul, Jack, Robert, Taud.
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Bhargavi said:
2 months ago
The correct order is Jack, Harry, Larry, Mike, Paul, Robert, Taud, Simon.
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Ardra Anil said:
2 months ago
From Left to Right, the correct order is;
1. Jack
2. Harry
3. Larry
4. Mike
5. Paul
6. Taud
7. Robert
8. Simon.
1. Jack
2. Harry
3. Larry
4. Mike
5. Paul
6. Taud
7. Robert
8. Simon.
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Harsh Prajapati said:
4 months ago
Let's break down the information step by step:
Jack is not the neighbour of Simon.
Harry is just to the left of Larry.
→ (Harry, Larry) is a fixed pair.
There is at least one to the left of Larry.
→ Larry is not the first person.
Paul lives in one of the two middle houses.
→ Paul is in position 4 or 5.
Mike lives between Paul and Larry.
→ The order is (Paul, Mike, Larry) or (Larry, Mike, Paul).
At least one person lives to the right of Robert.
→ Robert is not the last person.
Harry is not between Taud and Larry.
By Analyzing the options:
Robert is not at the left end – Correct (since there’s someone to his right).
Robert is in between Simon and Taud – Possibly based on placement.
Taud is in between Paul and Jack – This cannot be true because Mike must be between Paul and Larry, leaving no room for Taud.
There are three persons to the right of Paul – Possible if Paul is in position 4.
So, The incorrect statement is: "Taud is in between Paul and Jack".
Jack is not the neighbour of Simon.
Harry is just to the left of Larry.
→ (Harry, Larry) is a fixed pair.
There is at least one to the left of Larry.
→ Larry is not the first person.
Paul lives in one of the two middle houses.
→ Paul is in position 4 or 5.
Mike lives between Paul and Larry.
→ The order is (Paul, Mike, Larry) or (Larry, Mike, Paul).
At least one person lives to the right of Robert.
→ Robert is not the last person.
Harry is not between Taud and Larry.
By Analyzing the options:
Robert is not at the left end – Correct (since there’s someone to his right).
Robert is in between Simon and Taud – Possibly based on placement.
Taud is in between Paul and Jack – This cannot be true because Mike must be between Paul and Larry, leaving no room for Taud.
There are three persons to the right of Paul – Possible if Paul is in position 4.
So, The incorrect statement is: "Taud is in between Paul and Jack".
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Nandini said:
4 months ago
Let's break down the information step by step:
Jack is not the neighbor of Simon.
Harry is just to the left of Larry.
→ (Harry, Larry) is a fixed pair.
There is at least one to the left of Larry.
→ Larry is not the first person.
Paul lives in one of the two middle houses.
→ Paul is in position 4 or 5.
Mike lives between Paul and Larry.
→ The order is (Paul, Mike, Larry) or (Larry, Mike, Paul).
At least one person lives to the right of Robert.
→ Robert is not the last person.
Harry is not between Taud and Larry.
Analyzing the options:
Robert is not at the left end – Correct (since there’s someone to his right).
Robert is in between Simon and Taud – Possibly based on placement.
Taud is in between Paul and Jack – This cannot be true because Mike must be between Paul and Larry, leaving no room for Taud.
There are three persons to the right of Paul – Possible if Paul is in position 4.
So, The incorrect statement is: "Taud is in between Paul and Jack."
Jack is not the neighbor of Simon.
Harry is just to the left of Larry.
→ (Harry, Larry) is a fixed pair.
There is at least one to the left of Larry.
→ Larry is not the first person.
Paul lives in one of the two middle houses.
→ Paul is in position 4 or 5.
Mike lives between Paul and Larry.
→ The order is (Paul, Mike, Larry) or (Larry, Mike, Paul).
At least one person lives to the right of Robert.
→ Robert is not the last person.
Harry is not between Taud and Larry.
Analyzing the options:
Robert is not at the left end – Correct (since there’s someone to his right).
Robert is in between Simon and Taud – Possibly based on placement.
Taud is in between Paul and Jack – This cannot be true because Mike must be between Paul and Larry, leaving no room for Taud.
There are three persons to the right of Paul – Possible if Paul is in position 4.
So, The incorrect statement is: "Taud is in between Paul and Jack."
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Aditya Modak said:
5 months ago
HLMPTJRS.
According to me, the correct option is C.
According to me, the correct option is C.
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Khushboo mehta said:
7 months ago
JHLMPTRS is the correct sequence.
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Prashant said:
8 months ago
R H L M P J T S is the correct order.
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PaniniLuncher said:
8 months ago
The way I ordered this from house index = 1 to 8:
J/S -> R -> J/S -> P -> M -> H -> L -> T (last).
Reason:
1. Paul lives in one of the two houses in the middle = This is my immediate focus, place P in the middle: 8/2 = index 4, as anchor.
2. Jack is not the neighbour Siman = J and S cannot be next to each other
3. Harry is just next to the left of Larry = xxx -> P -> xxx -> H -> L.
4. There is at least one to the left of Larry.
5. Mike lives in between Paul and Larry = xxx -> P -> M-> H -> L.
6. At least one lives to the right of Robert = xxx -> R -> P -> M-> H -> L.
7. Harry is not between Taud and Larry = xxx -> R -> P -> M-> H -> L => T (T must be the end of right-tail).
8. Back to statement (2) above: J/S -> R -> J/S -> P -> M-> H -> L => T.
A: All choices are correct except (C) "Taud is in between Paul and Jack".
J/S -> R -> J/S -> P -> M -> H -> L -> T (last).
Reason:
1. Paul lives in one of the two houses in the middle = This is my immediate focus, place P in the middle: 8/2 = index 4, as anchor.
2. Jack is not the neighbour Siman = J and S cannot be next to each other
3. Harry is just next to the left of Larry = xxx -> P -> xxx -> H -> L.
4. There is at least one to the left of Larry.
5. Mike lives in between Paul and Larry = xxx -> P -> M-> H -> L.
6. At least one lives to the right of Robert = xxx -> R -> P -> M-> H -> L.
7. Harry is not between Taud and Larry = xxx -> R -> P -> M-> H -> L => T (T must be the end of right-tail).
8. Back to statement (2) above: J/S -> R -> J/S -> P -> M-> H -> L => T.
A: All choices are correct except (C) "Taud is in between Paul and Jack".
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