- AT and R
- BS and P
- CQ and R
- DT and U
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The order (left to right) is T, Q, S, P, U, R; the ends are occupied by T (left) and R (right).
Answer: A) T and R
Six friends P, Q, R, S, T and U sit in a straight row, all facing north. Q sits third to the left of U. P sits second to the right of Q. Both R and T sit at the extreme ends of the row. Exactly two people sit between P and T. S sits immediately to the right of Q. Which of the following pairs sits at the two extreme ends of the row?
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