Verbal Reasoning - Seating Arrangement - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Seating Arrangement - Seating Arrangement 2 (Q.No. 1)
Directions to Solve
P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting round the circle and are facing the centre:
- P is second to the right of T who is the neighbour of R and V.
- S is not the neighbour of P.
- V is the neighbour of U.
- Q is not between S and W. W is not between U and S.
1.
Which two of the following are not neighbours ?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Discussion:
82 comments Page 1 of 9.
Sreeraj p said:
10 years ago
Sir,
It is also possible to assign the seats in another manner.
That gives a small change and only one answer will be changed (question no:1) I got answer 'P', all other answers are similar.
My arrangement (towards right) is P, R, T, Q, W, S, U, V.
It is also possible to assign the seats in another manner.
That gives a small change and only one answer will be changed (question no:1) I got answer 'P', all other answers are similar.
My arrangement (towards right) is P, R, T, Q, W, S, U, V.
Jatin said:
1 decade ago
Yes...question is without complete statements....becoc try this clockwise..p-r-t-v-u-q-s-w....this sitting arrangement is also correct according to the statements given in the question while your answr has sum other arrangements.
Mohini said:
1 decade ago
Please don't get confuse friends. You have to choose the answer from the options only. Which is RV, why making complected the question though it is not that much. According to the question the answer is correct.
Vigneshkumar said:
1 decade ago
There is no need for arrangement in the first option itself it has given T is between are and V and the question is not neighbours So simply if the T is between are and V then how can be they are neighbours.
Nirma Sharma said:
2 years ago
If are getting two options as the answer, that means either it has another arrangement or the question is wrong.
So, check for other possible arrangements until you get only one option as an answer.
So, check for other possible arrangements until you get only one option as an answer.
(6)
Sridharan said:
9 years ago
The given 4th data states that Q is not between U and S but did not state U and S may be neighbors. The fourth data could be still clearer. Otherwise, we could end up with different answers.
Pooja said:
1 decade ago
Two seating arrangements are possible here: (in anti-clockwise direction).
1. T-R-P-W-S-Q-U-V.
2. T-R-P-Q-W-S-U-V.
According to the first arrangement some answers will be different.
1. T-R-P-W-S-Q-U-V.
2. T-R-P-Q-W-S-U-V.
According to the first arrangement some answers will be different.
(1)
Rajesh Reddy said:
8 years ago
The first condition directly says the answer.
P is second to the right of T who is the neighbour of R and V. I.e R P V or V P R. SO RV is not neighbours. So option A is right answer.
P is second to the right of T who is the neighbour of R and V. I.e R P V or V P R. SO RV is not neighbours. So option A is right answer.
Desk said:
1 decade ago
There is another arrangement possible.
You have given it as qprtvusw.
The other possibility is swprtvuq.
As per the other possibility the answer to the first question is wrong.
You have given it as qprtvusw.
The other possibility is swprtvuq.
As per the other possibility the answer to the first question is wrong.
Siri said:
10 years ago
Hi friends I always confuse left and right positions in seating arrangement can you please give clarity about left and right positions when sitting around circle facing center.
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