The total number of persons in the row is 33.
S is the 15th person from the East end.
The position of S from the West end is calculated as:
Position from West = Total Persons - Position from East + 1
The calculation is: \( S_{pos} = 33 - 15 + 1 = 19 \)
So, S is the 19th person from the West end.
We are given the following relative positions:
We need to find the position of Q from the West end. Let's test the possibility that \( Q_{pos} = 16 \).
If \( Q_{pos} = 16 \), P must be to the right of Q, meaning \( P_{pos} > 16 \).
Let's consider the scenario where P is at the same position as S. Since \( S_{pos} = 19 \), we set \( P_{pos} = 19 \). This implies P and S refer to the same person.
Using the relation \( P_{pos} = R_{pos} - 3 \), if \( P_{pos} = 19 \), then \( R_{pos} = P_{pos} + 3 = 19 + 3 = 22 \).
We verify if the arrangement \( Q=16, P=S=19, R=22 \) satisfies all given conditions:
As this arrangement is consistent with all conditions, the position of Q from the West end is 16th.
| Drugs added | No. of colonies | Drugs added | No. of colonies |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 1156 | CD | 786 |
| B | 1148 | ABC | 30 |
| C | 1161 | ABD | 42 |
| D | 1139 | ACD | 630 |
| AB | 46 | BCD | 36 |
| AC | 640 | ABCD | 30 |
| AD | 942 | ||
| BC | 51 |
Each of P, Q, R, S, T, U and V has an exam on a different day of a week starting from Monday and ending on Sunday of the same week. Q has an exam on Thursday and U has an exam on Saturday. T has an exam immediately before S. P has an exam on one of the days after V. R has an exam immediately after S. How many people have exams between R and P?