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ECGC PO SUPER 20 Test 206
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ECGC PO SUPER 20 Test 206

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    A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H-are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Each one of them is related to other person in some way.
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immediate right of her daughter.

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    How is G related to C?
    Solutions
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immedaite right of her daughter.

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    A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H-are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Each one of them is related to other person in some way.
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immediate right of her daughter.

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    Who sits 4th to the right of E?
    Solutions
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immedaite right of her daughter.

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    A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H-are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Each one of them is related to other person in some way.
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immediate right of her daughter.

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    How many people sits between H and B when counted from clockwise direction?
    Solutions
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immedaite right of her daughter.

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    A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H-are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Each one of them is related to other person in some way.
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immediate right of her daughter.

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    Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and thus form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?
    Solutions

    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immedaite right of her daughter.
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    A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H-are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Each one of them is related to other person in some way.
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immediate right of her daughter.

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    How many females are there?
    Solutions
    • F is sitting third to the right of his father.
    • F has no daughter and out of his two sons only one is married and he is married to H and that son is not his immediate neighbor.
    • C is sitting to the immediate right of his son D, who is the brother of F.
    • Only two male has a female as one of their immediate neighbor.
    • B is the only daughter of the family and her father is not A.
    • E is sitting second to the right of B. B is the immediate neighbor of F.
    • There are equal number of people sitting between F and D on either side of them.
    • E is the sister-in-law of D. 
    • One couple is sitting opposite to each other. The mother of B is sitting immedaite right of her daughter.

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    ‘Letter Uppercase word lowercase′ is coded as ′Y@1   F@10    K$11    Y$1 ′.
    'Strong Ridden Programmer Computer′ is coded as ′F$10     K$9     M$6     V@2′. 
    'Trimmer Better Thought Shaving′ is coded as ′F$10     M$6      Q$11     S$10 ′. 
    ‘Flutter Commit Paddler Supposed′ is coded as ′M$6      N$2     F@10      G $7′.

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    What is the code for the word ‘permanent’?
    Solutions
    ‘Permanent’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    E = V (opp.)-1 = U
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    P = K (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    N = 14/2 = 7
    U $ 7
  • Question 7/20
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    ‘Letter Uppercase word lowercase′ is coded as ′Y@1   F@10    K$11    Y$1 ′.
    'Strong Ridden Programmer Computer′ is coded as ′F$10     K$9     M$6     V@2′. 
    'Trimmer Better Thought Shaving′ is coded as ′F$10     M$6      Q$11     S$10 ′. 
    ‘Flutter Commit Paddler Supposed′ is coded as ′M$6      N$2     F@10      G $7′.

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    Which of the following word represents the code ‘K $ 4’?
    Solutions
    ‘Capricious’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    O = L (opp.)-1 = K
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    C = X (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    I = 9/2 = 4
    K$4
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    ‘Letter Uppercase word lowercase′ is coded as ′Y@1   F@10    K$11    Y$1 ′.
    'Strong Ridden Programmer Computer′ is coded as ′F$10     K$9     M$6     V@2′. 
    'Trimmer Better Thought Shaving′ is coded as ′F$10     M$6      Q$11     S$10 ′. 
    ‘Flutter Commit Paddler Supposed′ is coded as ′M$6      N$2     F@10      G $7′.

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    What is the code for the word ‘Show time’’?
    Solutions
    ‘Show’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    H = S (opp.)-1 = R
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    S = H (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    S = 19/2 = 9
    R$9
    ‘Time’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    I = R (opp.)-1 = Q
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    T = G (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    T = 20/2 = 10
    Q$10
    R$9 Q$10
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    ‘Letter Uppercase word lowercase′ is coded as ′Y@1   F@10    K$11    Y$1 ′.
    'Strong Ridden Programmer Computer′ is coded as ′F$10     K$9     M$6     V@2′. 
    'Trimmer Better Thought Shaving′ is coded as ′F$10     M$6      Q$11     S$10 ′. 
    ‘Flutter Commit Paddler Supposed′ is coded as ′M$6      N$2     F@10      G $7′.

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    What is the word for the codes ‘Q $ 10 H $ 7’?
    Solutions
    ‘Negative World’
    ‘Negative’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    I = R (opp.)-1 = Q
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    N = M (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    T = 20/2 = 10
    Q $ 10
    ‘World’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    R = I (opp.)-1 = H
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    W = D (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    O = 15/2 = 7
    H $ 7
    Q $ 10 H $ 7
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    ‘Letter Uppercase word lowercase′ is coded as ′Y@1   F@10    K$11    Y$1 ′.
    'Strong Ridden Programmer Computer′ is coded as ′F$10     K$9     M$6     V@2′. 
    'Trimmer Better Thought Shaving′ is coded as ′F$10     M$6      Q$11     S$10 ′. 
    ‘Flutter Commit Paddler Supposed′ is coded as ′M$6      N$2     F@10      G $7′.

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    What will be the code for the ‘Play Push Stop’?
    Solutions
    ‘Play Push Stop’
    ‘Play’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    L = O (opp.)-1 = N
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    P = K (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    P = 16/2 = 8
    N$8
    ‘Push’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    U = F (opp.)-1 = E
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    P = K (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    P = 16/2 = 8
    E $ 8
    ‘Stop’
    First letter = Opposite of third letter from the right -1
    T = G (opp.)-1 = F
    Second symbol = Opposite of first letter from the left if vowel then @ otherwise $
    S = H (consonant) = $
    Third Number = Place value of fourth letter from the right divided by 2 (Only integer value)
    S = 19/2 = 9
    F $ 9
    N$8 E$8 F$9
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    Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I from different localities of Delhi (Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar) work at different cosmetics companies (Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme).

    E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C . There is only one person who works at Dove and lives at Inderlok. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus.  B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. There is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.  A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

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    Which of the following works at Ponds?

    Solutions

    People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I.

    Localities: Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar.

    Companies: Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme.

    Considering the information provided in the question:

    1) E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C .

    2) There is only one person who works at Dove who lives at Inderlok.

    3) B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus. Also, this person doesn’t work at Dove or Lakme.

    (So, he/she works at Nivea. Also, it is given that there is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. Hence this person can’t be E/ I/ C)

    4) Since only one person works at Himalaya, Nivea, Dove and Lakme.

    (So, X/Y is Ponds/Lotus or vice versa)

    5) The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. He also doesn’t work at Dove, Lakme and Nivea.

    (So, clearly, he is C and works at Ponds. Thus, X is Lotus)

    6) The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.

    7) A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

    Clearly both G and C work at Ponds.

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    Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I from different localities of Delhi (Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar) work at different cosmetics companies (Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme).

    E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C . There is only one person who works at Dove and lives at Inderlok. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus.  B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. There is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.  A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

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    Where does the person working at Himalaya live?
    Solutions

    People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I.

    Localities: Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar.

    Companies: Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme.

    Considering the information provided in the question:

    1) E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C .

    2) There is only one person who works at Dove who lives at Inderlok.

    3) B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus. Also, this person doesn’t work at Dove or Lakme.

    (So, he/she works at Nivea. Also, it is given that there is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. Hence this person can’t be E/ I/ C)

    4) Since only one person works at Himalaya, Nivea, Dove and Lakme.

    (So, X/Y is Ponds/Lotus or vice versa)

    5) The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. He also doesn’t work at Dove, Lakme and Nivea.

    (So, clearly, he is C and works at Ponds. Thus, X is Lotus)

    6) The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.

    7) A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

    Clearly, A works at Himalaya and lives at Model Town.

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    Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I from different localities of Delhi (Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar) work at different cosmetics companies (Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme).

    E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C . There is only one person who works at Dove and lives at Inderlok. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus.  B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. There is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.  A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

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    Who lives at Hauz Khas?
    Solutions

    People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I.

    Localities: Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar.

    Companies: Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme.

    Considering the information provided in the question:

    1) E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C .

    2) There is only one person who works at Dove who lives at Inderlok.

    3) B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus. Also, this person doesn’t work at Dove or Lakme.

    (So, he/she works at Nivea. Also, it is given that there is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. Hence this person can’t be E/ I/ C)

    4) Since only one person works at Himalaya, Nivea, Dove and Lakme.

    (So, X/Y is Ponds/Lotus or vice versa)

    5) The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. He also doesn’t work at Dove, Lakme and Nivea.

    (So, clearly, he is C and works at Ponds. Thus, X is Lotus)

    6) The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.

    7) A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

    Clearly, C lives at Hauz Khas.

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    Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I from different localities of Delhi (Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar) work at different cosmetics companies (Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme).

    E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C . There is only one person who works at Dove and lives at Inderlok. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus.  B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. There is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.  A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

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    Where does the one who work at Lotus live?
    Solutions

    People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I.

    Localities: Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar.

    Companies: Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme.

    Considering the information provided in the question:

    1) E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C .

    2) There is only one person who works at Dove who lives at Inderlok.

    3) B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus. Also, this person doesn’t work at Dove or Lakme.

    (So, he/she works at Nivea. Also, it is given that there is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. Hence this person can’t be E/ I/ C)

    4) Since only one person works at Himalaya, Nivea, Dove and Lakme.

    (So, X/Y is Ponds/Lotus or vice versa)

    5) The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. He also doesn’t work at Dove, Lakme and Nivea.

    (So, clearly, he is C and works at Ponds. Thus, X is Lotus)

    6) The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.

    7) A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

    Clearly, the place where E and I live is not clear. So, the information is insufficient to answer the question.

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    Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I from different localities of Delhi (Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar) work at different cosmetics companies (Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme).

    E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C . There is only one person who works at Dove and lives at Inderlok. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus.  B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. There is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.  A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

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    Identify the incorrect pair.
    Solutions

    People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and I.

    Localities: Model Town, Dwarka, Hauz Khas, Shastri Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Saket, Inderlok and Kirti Nagar.

    Companies: Ponds, Lotus, Himalaya, Dove, Nivea and Lakme.

    Considering the information provided in the question:

    1) E and I work at the same company but are from different localities. G lives at Saket and works at the same company as C .

    2) There is only one person who works at Dove who lives at Inderlok.

    3) B lives at Lajpat Nagar and is the only person who works at Lakme. The one who lives at Dwarka doesn’t work at Himalaya, Ponds and Lotus. Also, this person doesn’t work at Dove or Lakme.

    (So, he/she works at Nivea. Also, it is given that there is only one person working at Himalaya and Nivea. Hence this person can’t be E/ I/ C)

    4) Since only one person works at Himalaya, Nivea, Dove and Lakme.

    (So, X/Y is Ponds/Lotus or vice versa)

    5) The guy who lives at Hauz Khas doesn’t work at Himalaya or Lotus. He also doesn’t work at Dove, Lakme and Nivea.

    (So, clearly, he is C and works at Ponds. Thus, X is Lotus)

    6) The people from Kirti Nagar and Shastri Nagar work at the same company.

    7) A lives at Model Town while D lives at Dwarka.

    Clearly, D works at Nivea instead of Lotus.

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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    G ^H means G is neither greater than nor equal to H.
    G ® H means G is not smaller than H.
    G @ H means G is not greater than H.
    G $ H means G is neither greater than nor smaller than H.
    G & H means G is neither smaller than nor equal to H.

    Now in each of the following question, assuming the given statements to be true. Find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

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    Statements: 
    G @ H, K ® H, L ® K
    Conclusions:  
    I. G $ L
    II. L & G
    Solutions
    ^ →<, &→>, @→ <, ®→>, $→=
    Here, G < H ...(i), K > H ...(ii), L > K ...(iii)
    From (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
    L > K > H > G→L > G →L > G or L = G
    Hence, Conclusion I (G = L) or conclusion II (L > G) is true.
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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    G ^H means G is neither greater than nor equal to H.
    G ® H means G is not smaller than H.
    G @ H means G is not greater than H.
    G $ H means G is neither greater than nor smaller than H.
    G & H means G is neither smaller than nor equal to H.

    Now in each of the following question, assuming the given statements to be true. Find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

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    Statements:
    S @ T, S & R, R ^ G
    Conclusions:
    I. T & R
    II. G $ S
    Solutions
    ^ →<, &→>, @→ <, ®→>, $→=
    Here,. S < T ...(i), S > R ...(ii), R < G ...(iii)
    From (i) and (ii), we get T > S > R ...... (iv)
    Now, from (iv) we get T > R (Conclusion I).
    From (ii) and (iii), we do not get any specific relationship
    between G and S. Hence, G = S (Conclusion II) is not necessarily true.
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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    G ^H means G is neither greater than nor equal to H.
    G ® H means G is not smaller than H.
    G @ H means G is not greater than H.
    G $ H means G is neither greater than nor smaller than H.
    G & H means G is neither smaller than nor equal to H.

    Now in each of the following question, assuming the given statements to be true. Find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

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    Statements: 
    N $ S, R ® S, M & R
    Conclusions:
    I. S ^M
    II. N @ R
    Solutions
    ^ →<, &→>, @→ <, ®→>, $→=
    Here, N = S ...(i), R > S ...(ii), M > R ...(iii)
    from (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
    M > R > S = N →M > S and R > N
    Hence, conclusion I (S < M) and conclusion II (N < R) are true.
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    G ^H means G is neither greater than nor equal to H.
    G ® H means G is not smaller than H.
    G @ H means G is not greater than H.
    G $ H means G is neither greater than nor smaller than H.
    G & H means G is neither smaller than nor equal to H.

    Now in each of the following question, assuming the given statements to be true. Find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

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    Statements:
    I @ R, P $ R, G & P
    Conclusions:
    I. R ^G
    II. I $ P
    Solutions
    ^ →<, &→>, @→ <, ®→>, $→=
    Here I < R ...(i), P = R ...(ii), G > P ...(iii)
    From (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
    G > P = R > I
    (i) R < G is true.
    (ii) I = P is not definitely true.
    Hence answer is only I is true.
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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    G ^H means G is neither greater than nor equal to H.
    G ® H means G is not smaller than H.
    G @ H means G is not greater than H.
    G $ H means G is neither greater than nor smaller than H.
    G & H means G is neither smaller than nor equal to H.

    Now in each of the following question, assuming the given statements to be true. Find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

    ...view full instructions

    Statements: 
    G ^ A, S $ A, C ® S
    Conclusions:
    I. C $ A
    II. G ^C
    Solutions
    ^ →<, &→>, @→ <, ®→>, $→=
    Here, G < A ...(i), S = A ...(ii), C > S ...(iii)
    From (i), (ii) and (iii), we get;
    C > S = A > G →C > A and C > G.
    Hence, conclusion I (C = A) is not necessarily true.
    But conclusion II (G < C) is true obviously.
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