Ankush interchanges his position with the one who is 5 places away from him. Now Pankaj is 7th to right of Ankush and is 5th from the right of the row. What is the position of Ankush from the right end of row?

Ankush interchanges his position with the one who is 5 places away from him. Now Pankaj is 7th to right of Ankush and is 5th from the right of the row. What is the position of Ankush from the right end of row? Correct Answer 12

Take both cases left and right answer will be same.

From the given information;

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Clearly, we can see that Ankush is 12th from the right end in both the cases.

Hence, the correct answer will be option 3.

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