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There are 6 friends, are going to a picnic viz. A, B, C, D, E and F. They have their birthday on different days of a particular month. I. D's birthday is after E. II. C's birthday is after D but before A. III. F is born just after E. IV. B is not born at the end but after C.  Whose birthday is the middle of the month?

There are 6 friends, are going to a picnic viz. A, B, C, D, E and F. They have their birthday on different days of a particular month. I. D's birthday is after E. II. C's birthday is after D but before A. III. F is born just after E. IV. B is not born at the end but after C.  Whose birthday is the middle of the month? Correct Answer Cannot be determined.

The correct solution is option 4 i.e. Cannot be determined.

On combining all the statements we get,

I. D's birthday is after E.

II. C's birthday is after D but before A.

III. F is born just after E.

IV. B is not born at the end but after C. 

E > F > D > C > B >A 

It will be either D or C. we do not get the definite answer.

So, by looking at the option we choose option 4.

Hence, the correct answer is Cannot be determined.

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