Four boys A, R, K and M are sitting in a row facing the North (but not necessarily in the same order) and four girls P, Q, L and B are sitting in a row facing these boys (but not necessarily in the same order). B is second to the right of P. K and A are at the ends. P is at one of the ends. K is at the left end of the row. One boy is sitting between A and R.
If Q is at one of the ends, then who is L facing?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. M
A, R, K and M are boys. P, Q, L and B are girls.
B is second to the right of P. P is at one of the ends:- B, ---, P ( As the Girls are facing South)
K and A are at the ends. K is at the left end of the row :- K, ---, ----, A ( As Boys are facing North)
One boy is sitting between A and R:- K, R, ----, A :- K, R, M, A
Q is at one of the ends:- Q, B, L, P
The arrangements of Boys and Girls is:
| Q | B | L | P |
| K | R | M | A |
So, M is facing L.
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.