Anwara, Bharati, Colin and Tarun commute by different modes of transport namely, Cycle (C), Autorickshaw (A), Bus (B) and Train (T). The initials of the mode of transport and the name of the person match in exactly two cases. If Tarun travels by Train, and Colin rides neither an Autorickshaw nor a Bus, then
Anwara rides a Bus.
This logic puzzle involves four people – Anwara, Bharati, Colin, and Tarun – who use four different modes of transport – Cycle, Autorickshaw, Bus, and Train. The key condition is that the initial of the person's name matches the initial of their mode of transport in exactly two cases.
We know Tarun travels by Train (T rides T). This is one of the two matching cases based on initial. So, we need exactly one more match among Anwara, Bharati, and Colin.
Colin does not ride Autorickshaw (A) and does not ride Bus (B). The available modes for Colin are Cycle (C) or Train (T). However, Train is already assigned to Tarun. So, Colin must ride Cycle (C).
Since Tarun riding Train (T rides T) was the first match, and Colin riding Cycle (C rides C) is the second match, we have found exactly two matches. This means that Anwara and Bharati must travel by modes whose initials do NOT match their own initials.
Current assignments:
Remaining people: Anwara (A), Bharati (B)
Remaining modes: Autorickshaw (A), Bus (B)
Anwara (A) must ride either Autorickshaw (A) or Bus (B). Bharati (B) must ride the other remaining mode.
If Anwara rides Bus (B), then Bharati must ride the remaining mode, which is Autorickshaw (A). This is B rides A, which is not a match (B <> A). This also fits the requirement that Bharati's initial should not match her mode's initial.
| Person | Mode of Transport | Initial Match? |
|---|---|---|
| Anwara (A) | Bus (B) | No (A <> B) |
| Bharati (B) | Autorickshaw (A) | No (B <> A) |
| Colin (C) | Cycle (C) | Yes (C = C) |
| Tarun (T) | Train (T) | Yes (T = T) |
Checking the constraints:
All conditions are satisfied by this set of assignments.
Based on this deduction, Anwara rides a Bus.
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