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Place the fixed anchor (C) first, then position F and E based on relative directions. Fill in the remaining neighbors to solve the cycle.
Place the fixed anchor (C) first, then position F and E based on relative directions. Fill in the remaining neighbors to solve the cycle.
Establish Reference Points
Place C at the top. Since F is 2nd to the left of C, F is at the 2 o'clock position (facing center). E sits between K and F, and B is 3rd to the left of E. Plotting these relative to the circle, we get: C (top), F (2nd right), E (3rd right), K (4th right), B (5th right), L (6th right), D (7th right).
Verify D's Position
D cannot be an immediate neighbor of B. With our placement: Clockwise from C are F, E, K, B, L, D. D is between L and C. This satisfies the condition that D is not next to B.
Identify Target
Starting from L, count 4 places to the right (counter-clockwise): 1st is B, 2nd is K, 3rd is E, 4th is F.
B: Incorrect, B is 1st to the right of L; C: Incorrect, C is 6th to the right of L; D: Incorrect, D is the 5th to the right of L.
A is correct because, in a clockwise circular arrangement (C-F-E-K-B-L-D), moving 4 positions to the right from L leads directly to F.
In circular puzzles, always mark the direction (Left/Right) clearly relative to the center and use a fixed anchor point to avoid rotation errors.
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