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प्रश्न
Instructions for Question: Read the information given below to answer the question.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H want to have dinner on a round table and they have worked out the following seating arrangements.
(a) A will sit beside C.
(b) H will sit beside A.
(c) C will sit beside E.
(d) F will sit beside H.
(e) E will sit beside G.
(f) D will sit beside F.
(g) G will sit beside B.
(h) B will sit beside D.
A and F will become neighbours if:
विकल्प
B agrees to change her sitting position
C agrees to change her sitting position
G agrees to change her sitting position
H agrees to change her sitting position
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उत्तर
H agrees to change her sitting position
Explanation:
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