Concept:Use the fixed positions from Statement I and the restrictions from Statement II to determine the exact row arrangement.
Explanation:Let the seats be numbered
1 to
7 from left to right.
From Statement I:
V is at the extreme left end, so
V=1.
Q sits third to the right of
V, so
Q=4.
Q sits second to the left of
R, so
R=6.
Statement I alone does not fix the position of
T.
Statement II alone does not fix the positions of
R and
Q.
Combining both statements:
T is an immediate neighbour of
Q, so
T can be at position
3 or
5.
If
T=5, then
S sits to the left of
T, but
P cannot be placed without violating the given conditions.
Therefore,
T=3.
The final arrangement is
V, S, T, Q, P, R, U.
So,
T sits third to the left of
R.
Answer:Option A. Data in both statements I and II together are sufficient.
