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  1. June
  2. November
  3. December
  4. March
  5. August
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Option 3 : December

1. D travels between August and December.

(Hence, D travels in November.)

2. At least 4 person travels between D and B.

3. F travels in a month of 30 days but not in April.

(Hence, F travels in June.)

4. Neither C nor H travel in July or August.

5. H does not travel before June.

(Hence, H travels in December.)

Month

Person

 

 

Case I

Case II

January

 

B

March

B

 

April

 

 

June

F

F

July

C, H

C, H

August

C, H

C, H

November

D

D

December

H

H

 

Clearly, H travels in December.

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