To solve the seating arrangement problem, we need to carefully place each individual around the square table according to the given clues. Let's go through each step:
- Identify the Position of Kirti:
- Kirti is sitting third to the left of Shubh and Kirti is at one of the corners.
- This implies Shubh is also sitting at a corner due to the count around the table.
- Examine Pari and Kanak's Position:
- Pari is not sitting at any corner and is thus positioned in the middle of a side.
- Kanak is sitting second to the right of Pari.
- Placement of Suman and Charu:
- Suman is immediately next to Charu and is not in the middle, thus also sitting at a corner.
- Suman and Shlok's Positioning:
- There are exactly three persons between Suman and Shlok when moving clockwise around the table.
Let's deduce the possible arrangement:
- Since Shubh and Kirti are both at the corners and Kirti is third to the left of Shubh, let's assume Kirti is at the top-left corner and Shubh is at the bottom-left corner.
- Kanak is sitting second to the right of Pari who must be in the middle of a side, hence Pari can sit either at the top-middle or the bottom-middle.
- Since Kirti is at top-left, Pari can't be immediately next to Kirti, ruling out the top-middle position for Pari. Thus, Pari sits at the bottom-middle.
- Kanak will be two positions to the right of Pari, placing her at the bottom-right corner.
- Suman and Charu sit together; let's place them at the top-right corner and right-middle, respectively, such that Suman is not at the mid.
- Finally, to ensure there are exactly three people between Suman and Shlok: put Shlok at top-middle.
The completed arrangement is:
| Shlok | Charu | Suman | |
| Kirti | Kanak | ||
| Pari | |||
| Shubh |
By following these logical steps, it becomes evident that the person sitting second to the right of Shivi is Shlok. This satisfies all of the conditions provided in the question, and thus, Shlok is the answer.
Important Questions from Seating arrangement
Seven people A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting around a circular table, facing the centre (but not necessarily in the same order). A is sitting second to the right of E. Only one person is sitting between D and A. B is sitting third to the right of G. F is an immediate neighbour of B. How many people are sitting between D and E when counted from the left of E?
Seven people A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are sitting around a circular table, facing the center (but not necessarily in the same order). C is sitting to the immediate right of E. D is sitting third to the left of C. A is the immediate neighbor of B and C. F is not the immediate neighbor of E. What is the position of G with respect to A?
P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular table facing the centre (but not necessarily in the same order).
P is sitting to the immediate right of V and third to the left of U.
S is sitting fourth to the right of Q, who is not an immediate neighbour of P and T.
Q is sitting to the second right of U.
R is sitting to the immediate right of Q and second to the left of P.
How many people are sitting between R and T when counted from the left of T?
Rajan, Pragyan, Kamal, Sachin, Ashok, Narendra, and Laksh are sitting around a circular table, facing the centre (but not necessarily in the same order).
Rajan sits 3rd to the right of Narendra. Kamal sits 2nd to the right of Rajan.
Ashok is an immediate neighbour of Narendra. Pragyan sits to the immediate right of Sachin.
Who is sitting 3rd to the left of Narendra?
P got married 15 years ago. Today her age is 13⁄5 times her age at the time of her marriage. At present her son’s age is 1⁄5 of her age. What was her son’s age 4 years ago as a fraction of P’s age at that time?
