CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Seating Arrangements
Four persons P, Q, R and S sit at the four sides of a square table, one at the middle of each side, all facing the centre. P sits opposite R, and Q sits to the immediate left of P. Who sits to the immediate right of P?
S sits to the immediate right of P. Q and S occupy the two remaining opposite sides, and Q is already on P's left. When facing the centre, the person on the opposite side from Q must therefore be on P's right.
- AQ
- BR
- CSCorrect
- DCannot be determined
Explanation
P and R are opposite, so Q and S occupy the other two sides, which are opposite each other. Q is on P's left, so the remaining side, with S, must be on P's right. Option Q is wrong because it is the left neighbour.
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