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Seven friends — U, V, R, Q, T, P and S — sit in a straight row, all facing north. R sits third from the left end. Q sits immediately to the right of R. Only one person sits between Q and V. P sits second from the right end. S sits at the extreme right end. U sits at the extreme left end. How many persons sit between R and P?

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  • AOne
  • BFour
  • CTwo
  • DThree

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R is 3rd from left, Q is 4th, P is 6th, S is 7th, U is 1st. One person between Q(4) and V forces V=2, leaving T=5. Row L-R: U, V, R, Q, T, P, S. Between R(3) and P(6) sit Q and T = two persons.
Answer: C) Two

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