Chirag, firoz, Hira, Joy and Lohit are sitting in a straight line facing the north. Lohit is to the immediate right of Firoz. Chirag is to the immediate left of Joy. Only Hira is between Lohiit and Chirag. Who is at the third right place of Firoz?
Chirag
This question involves arranging five people (Chirag, Firoz, Hira, Joy, and Lohit) based on the given clues about their positions in a straight line facing north. We need to deduce the final order and then find the person at a specific position relative to Firoz.
Let's break down the information provided:
Now, let's combine these pieces of information to determine the full seating order. We have three segments:
Notice that Segment 2 connects Segment 1 (via Lohit) and Segment 3 (via Chirag). Let's link them up:
We have successfully placed all five people (Firoz, Lohit, Hira, Chirag, Joy) in a single, consistent straight line arrangement.
The final seating arrangement from left to right (facing north) is:
Firoz, Lohit, Hira, Chirag, Joy
The question asks for the person at the third right place of Firoz. We start at Firoz and move towards his right (east).
Therefore, Chirag is at the third position to the right of Firoz.
Based on the logical deduction of the seating arrangement:
Firoz, Lohit, Hira, Chirag, Joy
Counting three positions to the right of Firoz:
Firoz → 1st Right (Lohit) → 2nd Right (Hira) → 3rd Right (Chirag)
The person at the third right of Firoz is Chirag.
| Position (from left) | Person | Relative to Firoz |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Firoz | Firoz |
| 2nd | Lohit | 1st Right |
| 3rd | Hira | 2nd Right |
| 4th | Chirag | 3rd Right |
| 5th | Joy | 4th Right |
The person at the third right of Firoz is Chirag.
| Concept | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Linear Arrangement | Arranging people or objects in a single line based on given conditions. |
| Relative Positioning | Determining positions based on "left of," "right of," "between," etc. |
| Immediate Right/Left | The person is directly adjacent on the specified side. |
| Facing North | Right is conventionally east (towards the right hand), Left is west (towards the left hand). |
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