Seven boxes, M, N, O, P, X, Y and Z, are kept one over the other, but not necessarily in the same order. Y is kept second from the bottom. Only three boxes are kept between Y and O. X is kept at one of the positions below Y. Only N is kept between O and P. M is kept at one of the positions above O. How many boxes are kept between X and M?
Five
Y is second from the bottom, at position 6 out of 7.
Only three boxes between Y(6) and O gives O at position 2.
X is below Y(6), so X is at position 7. Only N between O(2) and P: testing places P(4) and N(3).
M is above O(2), so M is at position 1.
Full order: M(1), O(2), N(3), P(4), Y(6)... resolving the remaining position 5 for the last box gives the complete order M(1), O(2), N(3), P(4), Z(5), Y(6), X(7).
Boxes between X(7) and M(1): positions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, giving five boxes.
Hence, five boxes are kept between X and M.
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