Ten friends went to a restaurant to have their lunch and sat in two parallel rows facing each other, such that five members were sitting in each row. K, L, M, N, and O are sitting in Row 1 facing north, while persons F, G, H, I, and J are in Row 2 facing south. N is facing the neighbour of J. Two persons sit between J and H. I sit in the middle of the line. G does not sit at any of the corners; G is neither facing M nor K. K sits to the left of M but not immediately left. J is the immediate neighbour of the person who is sitting in the corner. N does not sit at any of the corners. L is sitting second to the left of N. How many persons are sitting between J and G?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct option is option 2 i.e. One.
According to the question, the arrangement is as follows:
From the above arrangement, one person is sitting between J and G.
Hence, the correct answer is One.