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In a class, four students G, H, J and K are sitting on a bench facing North. G and K are sitting at the extreme ends. J is sitting third from the right end. H is sitting to the immediate left of K. How many students are sitting between G and H?

  1. A
    One student
  2. B
    Four students
  3. C
    Two students
  4. D
    Three students

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

1. There are 4 seats: [_ _ _ *].
2. G and K are at extreme ends.
3. J is 3rd from the right end. In a 4-seat row, 3rd from right is the 2nd seat from the left.
Row: [* J _ _]
4. Since G is at an end, G must be at the left end (1st seat).
Row: [G J _ _]
5. Since K is at an end, K must be at the right end (4th seat).
Row: [G J _ K]
6. H is to the immediate left of K. That is the 3rd seat.
Final Row: [G J H K]
7. Students between G and H: Only J is sitting between them.
Number of students = 1.

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In a class, four students G, H, J and K are sitting on a bench facing North. G and K are sitting at the extreme ends. J is sitting third from the right end. H is sitting to the immediate left of K. How many students are sitting between G and H?
A
One student
B
Four students
C
Two students
D
Three students

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