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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:There are 7 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. and they have to attend a meeting in a reputed hotel in Agra on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Starting the week from Monday but not necessarily in the same order. (Assume that they attend the meeting in the same month of the year.) B attends a meeting on Thursday. Only one person attends the meeting between B and G. A attends the meeting immediately after G. The number of people who attend a meeting before A is the same as the number of people who attend the meeting after C. Only one person attends a meeting between C and D. F attends the meeting after D.

On which of the following days does D have to attend the meeting?

This question was previously asked in
RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paper (27 March 2022) (Shift 2)
The correct answer is

Wednesday

Understanding the Meeting Schedule Puzzle

The problem asks us to determine the specific day of the week when person D attends a meeting. We are given a list of 7 people (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and 7 days of the week (Sunday to Saturday). The key constraint is that the week starts on Monday. We need to use the provided clues to create a valid meeting schedule.

Defining the Week Structure

The week starts on Monday. Let's assign numerical slots to the days:

  • Monday: Slot 1
  • Tuesday: Slot 2
  • Wednesday: Slot 3
  • Thursday: Slot 4
  • Friday: Slot 5
  • Saturday: Slot 6
  • Sunday: Slot 7

Step-by-Step Deduction of the Schedule

Clue 1: B attends on Thursday

This gives us our first fixed point in the schedule. B is in Slot 4.

Schedule:

  • Slot 1 (Mon):
  • Slot 2 (Tue):
  • Slot 3 (Wed):
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri):
  • Slot 6 (Sat):
  • Slot 7 (Sun):

Clue 2: Only one person attends between B and G

B is in Slot 4. This means G can be in Slot 2 (with Slot 3 between them) or Slot 6 (with Slot 5 between them).

Possibility 1: G is in Slot 2.

Possibility 2: G is in Slot 6.

Clue 3: A attends immediately after G

Let's evaluate this clue with both possibilities:

  • If G is in Slot 2 (Tue), A must be in Slot 3 (Wed).
  • If G is in Slot 6 (Sat), A must be in Slot 7 (Sun).

This gives us two potential partial schedules:

Scenario 1:

  • Slot 1 (Mon):
  • Slot 2 (Tue): G
  • Slot 3 (Wed): A
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri):
  • Slot 6 (Sat):
  • Slot 7 (Sun):

Scenario 2:

  • Slot 1 (Mon):
  • Slot 2 (Tue):
  • Slot 3 (Wed):
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri):
  • Slot 6 (Sat): G
  • Slot 7 (Sun): A

Clue 4: People before A = People after C

Let's test this with our scenarios:

  • In Scenario 1, A is in Slot 3 (Wed). People before A are in Slots 1 and 2 (2 people). Therefore, there must be 2 people after C.
  • In Scenario 2, A is in Slot 7 (Sun). People before A are in Slots 1 to 6 (6 people). Therefore, there must be 6 people after C.

Now let's place C based on this condition:

  • Scenario 1 Analysis: We need 2 people after C. The available slots are 1, 5, 6, 7. If C is in Slot 5 (Fri), then Slots 6 (Sat) and 7 (Sun) are after C (2 people). This fits.
  • Scenario 2 Analysis: We need 6 people after C. The available slots are 1, 2, 3, 5. If C is in Slot 1 (Mon), then Slots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 are after C (6 people). This also fits.

Current Schedules:

Scenario 1 (Tentative):

  • Slot 1 (Mon):
  • Slot 2 (Tue): G
  • Slot 3 (Wed): A
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri): C
  • Slot 6 (Sat):
  • Slot 7 (Sun):

Scenario 2 (Tentative):

  • Slot 1 (Mon): C
  • Slot 2 (Tue):
  • Slot 3 (Wed):
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri):
  • Slot 6 (Sat): G
  • Slot 7 (Sun): A

Clue 5: Only one person attends between C and D

Let's apply this to our scenarios:

  • Scenario 1: C is in Slot 5 (Fri). To have one person between C and D, D must be in Slot 7 (Sun), with Slot 6 between them.
  • Scenario 2: C is in Slot 1 (Mon). To have one person between C and D, D must be in Slot 3 (Wed), with Slot 2 between them.

Updated Schedules:

Scenario 1 (Tentative):

  • Slot 1 (Mon):
  • Slot 2 (Tue): G
  • Slot 3 (Wed): A
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri): C
  • Slot 6 (Sat):
  • Slot 7 (Sun): D

Scenario 2 (Tentative):

  • Slot 1 (Mon): C
  • Slot 2 (Tue):
  • Slot 3 (Wed): D
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri):
  • Slot 6 (Sat): G
  • Slot 7 (Sun): A

Clue 6: F attends after D

Let's check this final clue:

  • Scenario 1: D is in Slot 7 (Sun). F cannot attend *after* D, as Sunday is the last day. This scenario is impossible.
  • Scenario 2: D is in Slot 3 (Wed). F must attend after D. The available slots are Slot 2 (Tue) and Slot 5 (Fri). F must be in Slot 5 (Fri).

This confirms Scenario 2 is the correct one.

Finalizing the Schedule

Scenario 2 requires F in Slot 5.

  • Slot 1 (Mon): C
  • Slot 2 (Tue):
  • Slot 3 (Wed): D
  • Slot 4 (Thu): B
  • Slot 5 (Fri): F
  • Slot 6 (Sat): G
  • Slot 7 (Sun): A

The only remaining person is E, and the only remaining slot is Slot 2 (Tue). So, E attends on Tuesday.

Final Meeting Schedule

Here is the complete schedule that satisfies all the given conditions:

Day Person
Monday C
Tuesday E
Wednesday D
Thursday B
Friday F
Saturday G
Sunday A

Determining D's Meeting Day

Based on the derived schedule, person D attends the meeting on Wednesday.

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