If N is sitting next to O and P is sitting at the end of the row, who is sitting

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Question: If N is sitting next to O and P is sitting at the end of the row, who is sitting in the middle if there are five seats?

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Correct Answer: O

Solution:

With five seats, if P is at one end, O must be in the middle if N is next to O.

If N is sitting next to O and P is sitting at the end of the row, who is sitting in the middle if there are five seats?

If N is sitting next to O and P is sitting at the end of the row, who is sitting in the middle if there are five seats?

Step 1: Understand that there are five seats in a row.
Step 2: Identify that P is sitting at one end of the row. This means P is either in seat 1 or seat 5.
Step 3: Since N is sitting next to O, we need to place O and N together in the remaining seats.
Step 4: If P is in seat 1, the possible arrangement for O and N would be in seats 2 and 3 or seats 3 and 4.
Step 5: If P is in seat 5, the possible arrangement for O and N would be in seats 3 and 4 or seats 2 and 3.
Step 6: In both scenarios, the only seat that can be in the middle (seat 3) is occupied by O if N is next to O.
Step 7: Therefore, O must be sitting in the middle seat.

Seating Arrangement – Understanding the positioning of individuals based on given constraints.
Logical Deduction – Using logical reasoning to determine the placement of individuals in a sequence.