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Directions (1-5) : Read the given information to answer the given questions.
Seven people viz. M, N, O, P, Q, R and S buy a car in seven different months of the same year viz. January, February, March, April, May, June and July but not necessarily in the same order. P buys a car in a month having 31 days after April. Only two people buy a car between P and N. Only three people buy a car between O and S. O buys a car in one of the months before S. S does not buy a car in June. R buys a car in the month immediately before M.

How many people buy a car between R and N ?

A) Three
B) One
C) None
D) More than three
E) Two

Correct Answer:


B) One

Description for Correct answer:

Month	Person	Respective ratio of number of qualified male & female candidate
January	O	9:5
February	R	7:9
March	M	13:11
April	N	3:5
May	S
June	Q
July	P

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Similar Questions

1). Who buys the car in one of the months before R ?

A). Only N

B). Both O and S

C). Only S

D). Both N and P

E). Only O

2). Which of the following is true as per the given information ?

A). N buys a car in one of the months before R.

B). None of the given statements is true.

C). Only four people buy a car between O and M.

D). P buys a car in May.

E). O buys a car in the month immediately before S.

3). In which month did Q buy a car ?

A). April

B). January

C). July

D). November

E). June

4). Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and thus form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group ?

A). O-April

B). Q-March

C). R-July

D). S-February

E). M-June

5). Statement:

\( \Large A \le N=K > L; N\le O=T\)

Conclusion:

I. \( \Large O \ge A \)

II. \( \Large T < L \)

A). Only conclusion I is true

B). Only conclusion II is true

C). Both conclusions I and II are true

D). Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E). Either conclusion I or II is true

6). Statement:

\( \Large P \le I = N \le K > S; X > K \le Y \)

Conclusion:

I. \( \Large P < Y \)

II. \( \Large P = Y \)

A). Only conclusion I is true

B). Only conclusion II is true

C). Both conclusions I and II are true

D). Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E). Either conclusion I or II is true

7). Statement:

\( \Large P \le I= N \le K > S; X>K \le Y \)

Conclusion:

I. \( \Large I \le S \)

II. \( \Large S < X \)

A). Only conclusion I is true

B). Only conclusion II is true

C). Both conclusions I and II are true

D). Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E). Either conclusion I or II is true

8). Statement:

\( \Large F>W = S \le C; Y \le W \)

Conclusion:

I. \( \Large C \ge Y \)

II. \( \Large F>C \)

A). Only conclusion I is true

B). Only conclusion II is true

C). Both conclusions I and II are true

D). Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E). Either conclusion I or II is true

9). Statement:

\( \Large K = M \le A < Z \ge D > E \)

Conclusion:

I. \( \Large A < E \)

II. \( \Large Z > K \)

A). Only conclusion I is true

B). Only conclusion II is true

C). Both conclusions I and II are true

D). Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E). Either conclusion I or II is true

10). What will come next in place of (?) in the following series based on the English alphabetical order ?

AZ CX FU IQ ?

A). PL

B). OM

C). LO

D). PM

E). OL