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Manan, Kiran, Aditi, Isha, Trisha and Arya live on six different floors of the same building. The lowermost floor in the building is numbered 1, the floor above it is numbered 2 and so on till the topmost floor is numbered 6. Trisha lives immediately above Arya. Only one person lives between Arya and Aditi. Only two people live between Isha and Arya. Arya lives on an odd-numbered floor but not on the lowermost floor. Kiran lives immediately above Trisha. Who lives on floor number 2?
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The correct answer is
Manan
Floor Building Basics
Six people (Manan, Kiran, Aditi, Isha, Trisha, Arya) reside on floors \(1\) through \(6\). Floor \(1\) is the lowest.
Clue Analysis and Deduction Steps
- Arya's Floor Possibilities: Arya lives on an odd floor, not floor \(1\). Arya could be on floor \(3\) or floor \(5\).
- Relative Positions: Trisha is immediately above Arya (T = A+1). Kiran is immediately above Trisha (K = T+1). This means Kiran is two floors above Arya (K = A+2).
- Eliminating Floor \(5\) for Arya: If Arya were on floor \(5\), Trisha would be on floor \(6\), and Kiran would need to be on floor \(7\), which is impossible as the building only has 6 floors.
- Confirming Arya's Floor: Therefore, Arya must reside on floor \(3\).
- Placing Other Residents based on Arya on Floor \(3\): With Arya on floor \(3\), Trisha is on floor \(4\) (T = 3+1), and Kiran is on floor \(5\) (K = 4+1). Two people between Isha and Arya (floor \(3\)) places Isha on floor \(6\) (since floors \(4\) and \(5\) are between them, \(6 - 3 = 3\)). One person between Arya (floor \(3\)) and Aditi places Aditi on floor \(1\) (floor \(2\) is between them).
Final Floor Assignment
| Floor | Resident |
|---|---|
| \(6\) | Isha |
| \(5\) | Kiran |
| \(4\) | Trisha |
| \(3\) | Arya |
| \(2\) | Manan |
| \(1\) | Aditi |
The remaining person, Manan, resides on the only remaining floor, which is floor \(2\).
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