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Circular Seating Arrangement Explained
This problem requires us to determine the seating position of six people (A-F) arranged in a circle based on relative positioning clues.
Solving the Arrangement Puzzle Step-by-Step
Step 1: Visualize the Circle
Imagine six seats arranged in a circle. We can number them 1 through 6 clockwise to help track the positions.
Step 2: Place B and A
The clue states, "A is second to the left of B". Let's place B at position 1.
- The seat immediately to the left (counter-clockwise) of B (position 1) is position 6.
- The seat second to the left of B is position 5.
Therefore, A is seated at position 5.
- B: Position 1
- A: Position 5
Step 3: Place C
The clue states, "C is opposite A". In a circle of six people, the person opposite position 5 is at position 2.
So, C is seated at position 2.
- B: Position 1
- C: Position 2
- A: Position 5
Step 4: Place D and E
We are told, "D is between C and E". C is at position 2. The seats adjacent to C are position 1 (occupied by B) and position 3.
For D to be between C and E, they must be in sequential seats. Since position 1 is taken by B, the sequence likely extends from C at position 2. Let's place D at position 3. For D to be between C and E, E must be at the next position, which is 4.
This gives us the sequence C(2), D(3), E(4).
- B: Position 1
- C: Position 2
- D: Position 3
- E: Position 4
- A: Position 5
Step 5: Place F
The only person left to place is F. The only seat remaining is position 6.
- B: Position 1
- C: Position 2
- D: Position 3
- E: Position 4
- A: Position 5
- F: Position 6
The complete arrangement, moving clockwise, is: B, C, D, E, A, F.
Step 6: Identify Person to the Immediate Right of B
B is at position 1. The seat immediately to the right of B (clockwise) is position 2.
The person seated at position 2 is C.
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