I, J, K, L, A and B go for an outing in different months such as January, March, May, July, October and December. A does not go in the second half of the year. Only two people go between I and B. I either goes in March or in October. No one goes for an outing before A. Three people go between B and J. K does not go in May. Which of the person precedes and succeeds the person K?

L, I
L, J
L, B
L, K

LohaHridoy

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir

Option 1 : L, I

People: I, J, K, L, A and B

1. I either goes in March or in October.

2. Only two people go between I and B.

3. A does not go in the second half of the year.

Month	People
Month	Case I	Case II
January
March	I	B
May
July	(A) x	(A) x
October	B	I
December	(A) x	(A) x

4. K does not go in May.

5. Three people go between B and J.

6. No one goes for an outing before A.

(Case I will be eliminated here.)

Month	People
January	A
March	B
May	(K) x
July	K
October	I
December	J

Final arrangement:

Month	People
January	A
March	B
May	L
July	K
October	I
December	J

‘K’ is preceded by ‘L’ and succeeded by ‘I’.

Thus, the correct answer is ‘L, I’.

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