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In a row of 40 girls, Suhani was 10th to the right of Sushma and Sagarika was 10th  to the left of Anitha. If Anitha was 25th from the left and there were three girls between Sagarika and Suhani, what was the position of Sushma in the row?

In a row of 40 girls, Suhani was 10th to the right of Sushma and Sagarika was 10th  to the left of Anitha. If Anitha was 25th from the left and there were three girls between Sagarika and Suhani, what was the position of Sushma in the row? Correct Answer Data inadequate

Anitha is 25th from the left and Sagarika is 10th to the left of Anitha. So, Sagarika is 15th from the left.

Now, there are three girls between Sagrika and Suhani.

So, Suhani may be 11th or 19th from left.

So, the exact position of Sushma can’t be determined.

Hence, the given data is inadequate.

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