Six friends, A, B, C, D, E, and F are seated in a row facing north. There are exactly two seats to the left of B. F is an immediate neighbour of both B and D. E is not at either of the extreme seats of the row. A is sitting at the leftmost end. C is not an immediate neighbour of E. If A and D decide to swap their positions, what will be the new position of A?
- AOption (a)
Third to the right of E
- BOption (b)
Second to the left of F
- COption (c)
Third from the right end
- DOption (d)
Extreme right of the row
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Correct answer
Third to the right of E
Why this answer is correct
Six friends, A, B, C, D, E, and F are seated in a row facing north.
- There are exactly two seats to the left of B.
- F is an immediate neighbour of both B and D.
OR
- E is not at either of the extreme seats of the row.
- C is not an immediate neighbour of E.
OR
According to given information exact position of E is not given and C will not sit with E. A is sitting at the leftmost end. So, the first arrangement is rejected.
Now, We will go with the second arrangement.
So, the final arrangement will be,
According to the condition, A and D decide to swap their positions then it will become:
The new position of A will be Third to the right of E.
Hence, the correct answer is "Third to the right of E".





