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Question 1

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Kaira sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Aarav and Nihal. - Ira sits third to the right of Nihal. - Neither Tara nor Yash sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Ira?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Nihal, Tara, Yash, Ira, Aarav, Kaira
- Case 2: Nihal, Yash, Tara, Ira, Aarav, Kaira
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 2

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Wafa sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Nihal and Yash. - Qadir sits third to the right of Yash. - Neither Aarav nor Jatin sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Qadir?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Yash, Aarav, Jatin, Qadir, Nihal, Wafa
- Case 2: Yash, Jatin, Aarav, Qadir, Nihal, Wafa
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 3

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Mira sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Diya and Wafa. - Omar sits third to the right of Wafa. - Neither Kaira nor Yash sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Omar?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Wafa, Kaira, Yash, Omar, Diya, Mira
- Case 2: Wafa, Yash, Kaira, Omar, Diya, Mira
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 4

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Gaurav sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Omar and Kaira. - Ira sits third to the right of Kaira. - Neither Rhea nor Xavier sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Ira?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Kaira, Rhea, Xavier, Ira, Omar, Gaurav
- Case 2: Kaira, Xavier, Rhea, Ira, Omar, Gaurav
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 5

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Hina sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Wafa and Eshan. - Uma sits third to the right of Eshan. - Neither Rhea nor Omar sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Eshan, Rhea, Omar, Uma, Wafa, Hina
- Case 2: Eshan, Omar, Rhea, Uma, Wafa, Hina
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 6

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Xavier sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Tara and Bhavya. - Fatima sits third to the right of Bhavya. - Neither Omar nor Sahil sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Bhavya, Omar, Sahil, Fatima, Tara, Xavier
- Case 2: Bhavya, Sahil, Omar, Fatima, Tara, Xavier
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 7

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Yash sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Laksh and Fatima. - Cyrus sits third to the right of Fatima. - Neither Wafa nor Rhea sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Cyrus?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Fatima, Wafa, Rhea, Cyrus, Laksh, Yash
- Case 2: Fatima, Rhea, Wafa, Cyrus, Laksh, Yash
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 8

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Cyrus sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Eshan and Uma. - Zoya sits third to the right of Uma. - Neither Jatin nor Tara sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Uma, Jatin, Tara, Zoya, Eshan, Cyrus
- Case 2: Uma, Tara, Jatin, Zoya, Eshan, Cyrus
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 9

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Nihal sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Cyrus and Ira. - Bhavya sits third to the right of Ira. - Neither Sahil nor Eshan sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Ira, Sahil, Eshan, Bhavya, Cyrus, Nihal
- Case 2: Ira, Eshan, Sahil, Bhavya, Cyrus, Nihal
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 10

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Bhavya sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Rhea and Gaurav. - Vihaan sits third to the right of Gaurav. - Neither Zoya nor Eshan sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Gaurav, Zoya, Eshan, Vihaan, Rhea, Bhavya
- Case 2: Gaurav, Eshan, Zoya, Vihaan, Rhea, Bhavya
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 11

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Bhavya sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Xavier and Omar. - Wafa sits third to the right of Omar. - Neither Qadir nor Diya sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Omar, Qadir, Diya, Wafa, Xavier, Bhavya
- Case 2: Omar, Diya, Qadir, Wafa, Xavier, Bhavya
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 12

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Jatin sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Fatima and Mira. - Sahil sits third to the right of Mira. - Neither Xavier nor Nihal sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Sahil?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Mira, Xavier, Nihal, Sahil, Fatima, Jatin
- Case 2: Mira, Nihal, Xavier, Sahil, Fatima, Jatin
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 13

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Cyrus sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Omar and Wafa. - Jatin sits third to the right of Wafa. - Neither Kaira nor Sahil sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Jatin?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Wafa, Kaira, Sahil, Jatin, Omar, Cyrus
- Case 2: Wafa, Sahil, Kaira, Jatin, Omar, Cyrus
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 14

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Ira sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Rhea and Sahil. - Omar sits third to the right of Sahil. - Neither Laksh nor Jatin sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Sahil, Laksh, Jatin, Omar, Rhea, Ira
- Case 2: Sahil, Jatin, Laksh, Omar, Rhea, Ira
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 15

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Laksh sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Mira and Diya. - Wafa sits third to the right of Diya. - Neither Priya nor Kaira sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Wafa?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Diya, Priya, Kaira, Wafa, Mira, Laksh
- Case 2: Diya, Kaira, Priya, Wafa, Mira, Laksh
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 16

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Omar sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Mira and Eshan. - Nihal sits third to the right of Eshan. - Neither Xavier nor Laksh sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Eshan, Xavier, Laksh, Nihal, Mira, Omar
- Case 2: Eshan, Laksh, Xavier, Nihal, Mira, Omar
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

Question 17

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Vihaan sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Gaurav and Aarav. - Qadir sits third to the right of Aarav. - Neither Eshan nor Nihal sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Qadir?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Aarav, Eshan, Nihal, Qadir, Gaurav, Vihaan
- Case 2: Aarav, Nihal, Eshan, Qadir, Gaurav, Vihaan
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 18

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Laksh sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Fatima and Jatin. - Rhea sits third to the right of Jatin. - Neither Kaira nor Xavier sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Rhea?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Jatin, Kaira, Xavier, Rhea, Fatima, Laksh
- Case 2: Jatin, Xavier, Kaira, Rhea, Fatima, Laksh
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 19

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Nihal sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Bhavya and Sahil. - Jatin sits third to the right of Sahil. - Neither Qadir nor Mira sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting at the immediate right of Jatin?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Sahil, Qadir, Mira, Jatin, Bhavya, Nihal
- Case 2: Sahil, Mira, Qadir, Jatin, Bhavya, Nihal
The person immediately right of E is F in both valid cases, so the answer is uniquely determined.

Question 20

Six people sit in a row facing North. Conditions: - Tara sits at the extreme right end (Position 6). - There are three people sitting between Xavier and Bhavya. - Gaurav sits third to the right of Bhavya. - Neither Vihaan nor Rhea sits at any extreme end. Question: Who is sitting second from the left end (Position 2)?

Ambiguity Strategy: Proving Non-Unique Solution
Step 1: Fix D (P6). Use the 'three between' clue (Clue 2) to determine the positions of F (P5) and B (P1).
Step 2: Use E's position (Clue 3) to fix E (P4).
The arrangement is fixed at: B, P2, P3, E, F, D.
Step 3: The remaining people are A and C for positions P2 and P3. Clue 4 prevents them from being at the ends, leaving two cases:
- Case 1: Bhavya, Vihaan, Rhea, Gaurav, Xavier, Tara
- Case 2: Bhavya, Rhea, Vihaan, Gaurav, Xavier, Tara
Since the person at Position 2 is either A or C (and both cases are valid), the answer is 'Cannot be determined'.

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