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Seven people, B, C, D, E, F, G, and K, are sitting in a straight line, facing north. Only K sits to the left of G. Only four people sit between K and C. Only E sits between F and D and F is not an immediate neighbour of C. Who sits at the extreme right of the line?
G
C
B
F
B
Fix the positions using absolute positional clues first ('Only K sits to the left of G'), then place remaining people by counting from the ends.
Fix the positions using absolute positional clues first ('Only K sits to the left of G'), then place remaining people by counting from the ends.
Step 1: Position K and G
There are 7 people (B, C, D, E, F, G, K) sitting in a straight line facing north. 'Only K sits to the left of G' means K must be at the extreme left end (Position 1) and G must be immediately to the right of K (Position 2).
Step 2: Position C
'Only four people sit between K and C.' Since K is at Position 1, counting 4 people to the right places C at Position 6.
Step 3: Position F, E, D
'Only E sits