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During a meeting, seven managers of a company are seated around a circular table. It is known that: T is not the finance manager and is seated to the left of S, a production manager. R is seated between Q and S and he is a quality control manager. The finance manager is seated to the right of Q. V is seated to the right of the finance manager. U an operations manager is seated between V and T. The managers are identified as P, Q, R, S, T, U and V. The finance manager is seated how far from the operations manager?

During a meeting, seven managers of a company are seated around a circular table. It is known that: T is not the finance manager and is seated to the left of S, a production manager. R is seated between Q and S and he is a quality control manager. The finance manager is seated to the right of Q. V is seated to the right of the finance manager. U an operations manager is seated between V and T. The managers are identified as P, Q, R, S, T, U and V. The finance manager is seated how far from the operations manager? Correct Answer 2

Seven managers - P, Q, R, S, T, U and V.

1. T is not the finance manager and is seated to the left of S, a production manager.

2. R is seated between Q and S and he is a quality control manager.

3. The finance manager is seated to the right of Q.

4. V is seated to the right of the finance manager.

5. U an operations manager is seated between V and T.

Person

Profession

P

 

Q

 

R

Quality Control Manager

S

Production Manager

T

Finance Manager

U

Operations Manager

V

 

All persons except 'P' is left and only one position, i.e., the position of Finance Manager is vacant, which will be occupied by P.

So, the final arrangement will be as shown below:

Clearly, the finance manager is seated 2nd to the left of the operations manager.

Hence, ‘2’ is the correct answer.

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