In the given word “AUTOMATIC” after changing all the vowels to the next consonant we get “BVTPMBTJC”. Now, arranging in alphabetical order we get “BBCJMPTTV”.

Hence, the third letter from the right end is T.

1) D is sitting second from the extreme end. Three persons are sitting between D and E. G sits immediately right of E. 

2)   J is sitting at one of the extreme ends.  F is sitting third to the right of J.

3) The number of persons sitting between G and H is the same as the number of persons sitting to the left of F. H is not an immediate neighbor of D. 

4) E is sitting to the left of H. Not more than five persons are sitting to the right of E.

In Case 2, E is sitting to the right of H which contradicts the given conditions. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

The Final arrangement is:

Hence, H sits fifth to the right of E.

1) D is sitting second from the extreme end. Three persons are sitting between D and E. G sits immediately right of E. 

2)   J is sitting at one of the extreme ends.  F is sitting third to the right of J.

3) The number of persons sitting between G and H is the same as the number of persons sitting to the left of F. H is not an immediate neighbor of D. 

4) E is sitting to the left of H. Not more than five persons are sitting to the right of E.

In Case 2, E is sitting to the right of H which contradicts the given conditions. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

The Final arrangement is:

Hence, The one who is sitting immediately right of J(D)sits second to the left of F.

1) D is sitting second from the extreme end. Three persons are sitting between D and E. G sits immediately right of E. 

2)   J is sitting at one of the extreme ends.  F is sitting third to the right of J.

3) The number of persons sitting between G and H is the same as the number of persons sitting to the left of F. H is not an immediate neighbor of D. 

4) E is sitting to the left of H. Not more than five persons are sitting to the right of E.

In Case 2, E is sitting to the right of H which contradicts the given conditions. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

The Final arrangement is:

Eleven persons are sitting in a row. G is sitting immediately right of E. Hence, Only II statement is true.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows

Conclusions:

I. All doors are open → False (As we can see, it is possible but not definite. So, all doors are open is false.)

II. Some doors are not close → True (As we can see, some doors are open and no open is close. So, some doors are not close is true.)

Hence, Only II follows.

The least possible diagram for the given statements is as follows:

Conclusion:

I. At least some bottles are mouse. → False (As there is no direct relation between bottles and mouse.)

II. All cups being goggles is a possibility. → True (Possibility is possible.)

The possibility diagram is as:

Hence, Only conclusion II follows.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows:

Conclusion:

I. All crickets being radio is a possibility. → false (because Only a few crickets are football and Some football are Stops and No radio is crickets.)

II. Some radio are definitely not stops. → false (because it is possible but not definite.)

Hence, Neither conclusion I nor II follows.

Given series:

Left Side          K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &        Right Side

Elements fifth to the right of @ after skipping even digits:

K # P 3 ? N U = I Z L ↑ @ V M C ↓ G 9 E > H % J * &

Hence, the fifth element to the right of ‘@‘ after replacement of all the even digits: G

Given series:

Left Side          K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &        Right Side

1. Second Composite Number from the left end: 8

2. Second Prime Number from the right end: 2

K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &

Hence, the sum of the numbers: 8 + 2 = 10

Given series:

Left Side          K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &        Right Side

Elements in the options are arranged in the following manner in the given series:

1. • 2 = H and H + 1 = %

2. + 2 = 3 and 3 + 1 = ?

3. V + 2 = 8 and 8 + 2 = 2

4. I + 2 = L and L + 1 = ↑

5. % + 2 = J and J + 1 = *

Hence, V82 does not belong to the group.

Given series:

Left Side          K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &         Right Side

When all the numbers in the series have been dropped and the remaining elements have re versed their positions starting from the left end to the right end:

& * J % H > E G ↓ C M V @ ↑ L Z I = U N ? P # K

As, Left + Right = Left

12^th from the left + 7^th from the right = 19^th from the Left

& * J % H > E G ↓ C M V @ ↑ L Z I = U N ? P # K

Hence, in the above arrangement 7^th element to the right of 12^th element from the left end: U

Given series:

Left Side          K # P 3 ? N U = 6 I Z L ↑ @ V M 8 C 2 ↓ G 9 E > 4 H % 5 J * &        Right Side

Series asked in the question: K, P, N, Z, L, ___

As the elements in this series are arranged in the order of consecutive consonants in the sequence.

Hence, the missing element: V

Given word: MARKETING

The given word can be represented as follows:

Thus, there is one pair → Backward: GI.

Hence, one is the correct answer.

Given: There are six persons A,B,C,D,E,and F are getting different marks.

1. B gets more marks than A but less than D. 

From this, we get-

D > B > A

2.  F gets more marks than C but lower marks than E.

From this, we get-

E > F > C

3.  B gets more marks than E. 4. C gets more marks than at least one person.

From this, we get the final sequence as follows:

D > B > E > F > C > A

Therefore, the number of persons who score more than E is one less than the number of persons who score less than E. (2 persons score above E. 3 persons score below E.)

Hence, the number of persons who score more than E is one less than the number of persons who score less than E.

Given: There are six persons A,B,C,D,E,and F are getting different marks.

1. B gets more marks than A but less than D. 

From this, we get-

D > B > A

2.  F gets more marks than C but lower marks than E.

From this, we get-

E > F > C

3.  B gets more marks than E. 4. C gets more marks than at least one person.

From this, we get the final sequence as follows:

D > B > E > F > C > A

The average marks of A, C, and E is 17. Therefore, the total score obtained by A, C, and E is = 17 × 3 = 51. 

Now, E scores more than F and all the marks are in whole numbers.

51 or 54 cannot be the maximum score as it will violate the condition the E scores more than F. 

18 or 49 cannot be the the maximum score as it will violate the condition that all the marks are in whole numbers and C scores more than A. 

So, from the given options, the only possible maximum score of F is 35. 

Hence, the maximum possible score of F is 35.

Given: There are six persons i.e. A, D, R, B, E, and V who lives in a building having three floors such that the ground floor is numbered 1 and above it is 2 and so on up to the top floor is numbered 3. Each of the floors consists of 2 flats -  flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same way followed by flat-2. Flat 2 is east of Flat 1.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities:

1. E lives immediately below A.
2. R lives below E but in different flat .

From these, we get two cases,

Case 1

Case2

 

3. R lives immediately below B.
4. No one lives to the east of B. Hence Case 2 gets invalid. 

From these we get,

 

5. V lives in a flat on floor 1.
6. D is a person living in the building.

From these, we get the final arrangement,

 

Therefore, from the final arrangement we get, D lives on Floor 3 and Flat 2.

Hence, D lives on Floor 3 and Flat 2.

Given: There are six persons i.e. A, D, R, B, E, and V who lives in a building having three floors such that the ground floor is numbered 1 and above it is 2 and so on up to the top floor is numbered 3. Each of the floors consists of 2 flats -  flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same way followed by flat-2. Flat 2 is east of Flat 1.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities:

1. E lives immediately below A.
2. R lives below E but in different flat .

From these, we get two cases,

Case 1

Case2

 

3. R lives immediately below B.
4. No one lives to the east of B. Hence Case 2 gets invalid. 

From these we get,

 

5. V lives in a flat on floor 1.
6. D is a person living in the building.

From these, we get the final arrangement,

 

Therefore, from the final arrangement we get, R lives above the flat - 2 of floor - 1.

Hence, R lives above the flat - 2 of floor - 1.

Given: There are six persons i.e. A, D, R, B, E, and V who lives in a building having three floors such that the ground floor is numbered 1 and above it is 2 and so on up to the top floor is numbered 3. Each of the floors consists of 2 flats -  flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same way followed by flat-2. Flat 2 is east of Flat 1.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities:

1. E lives immediately below A.
2. R lives below E but in different flat .

From these, we get two cases,

Case 1

Case2

 

3. R lives immediately below B.
4. No one lives to the east of B. Hence Case 2 gets invalid. 

From these we get,

 

5. V lives in a flat on floor 1.
6. D is a person living in the building.

From these, we get the final arrangement,

 

Therefore, from the final arrangement, A is related to E the same way B is related to R, then D will be related to B.

Hence, A is related to E the same way B is related to R, then D will be related to B.

Given: There are six persons i.e. A, D, R, B, E, and V who lives in a building having three floors such that the ground floor is numbered 1 and above it is 2 and so on up to the top floor is numbered 3. Each of the floors consists of 2 flats -  flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same way followed by flat-2. Flat 2 is east of Flat 1.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities:

1. E lives immediately below A.
2. R lives below E but in different flat .

From these, we get two cases,

Case 1

Case2

 

3. R lives immediately below B.
4. No one lives to the east of B. Hence Case 2 gets invalid. 

From these we get,

 

5. V lives in a flat on floor 1.
6. D is a person living in the building.

From these, we get the final arrangement,

 

Therefore, from the final arrangement, if D replaces her flat with B's Flat, then B will live on Floor 3 and Flat 2.

Hence, if D replaces her flat with B's Flat, then B will live on Floor 3 and Flat 2.

Given: There are six persons i.e. A, D, R, B, E, and V who lives in a building having three floors such that the ground floor is numbered 1 and above it is 2 and so on up to the top floor is numbered 3. Each of the floors consists of 2 flats -  flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same way followed by flat-2. Flat 2 is east of Flat 1.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities:

1. E lives immediately below A.
2. R lives below E but in different flat .

From these, we get two cases,

Case 1

Case2

 

3. R lives immediately below B.
4. No one lives to the east of B. Hence Case 2 gets invalid. 

From these we get,

 

5. V lives in a flat on floor 1.
6. D is a person living in the building.

From these, we get the final arrangement,

 

Therefore, from the final arrangement, E is in Flat 1 and Floor 2.

Hence, E is in Flat 1 and Floor 2.