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Answer: (e)

Final Arrangement

We have,

• P lives two floors above S, where both of them are living in the same type of flat.

• S lives on an odd number floor.

• U lives north-east of S but does not live on the even-number floor.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• W lives an immediate north-east flat of R.

• V lives south-east of R.

• The number of floors between R and V is the same as the number of floors between U and X.

• Neither X nor V lives in the same type of flat.

Again we have,

• The sum of the floor number of R and V is one less than the floor number of Q.

From the above condition, case2a gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The difference between the floor number of U and R is one more than the floor number of Y.

• The floor number of the one who lives immediately above Y is thrice of the floor number of T.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated because the Floor number of T is 5 which is not a thrice value of the person who lives immediately above Y.

Answer: (e)

Final Arrangement

We have,

• P lives two floors above S, where both of them are living in the same type of flat.

• S lives on an odd number floor.

• U lives north-east of S but does not live on the even-number floor.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• W lives an immediate north-east flat of R.

• V lives south-east of R.

• The number of floors between R and V is the same as the number of floors between U and X.

• Neither X nor V lives in the same type of flat.

Again we have,

• The sum of the floor number of R and V is one less than the floor number of Q.

From the above condition, case2a gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The difference between the floor number of U and R is one more than the floor number of Y.

• The floor number of the one who lives immediately above Y is thrice of the floor number of T.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated because the Floor number of T is 5 which is not a thrice value of the person who lives immediately above Y.

Answer: (a)

Final Arrangement

We have,

• P lives two floors above S, where both of them are living in the same type of flat.

• S lives on an odd number floor.

• U lives north-east of S but does not live on the even-number floor.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• W lives an immediate north-east flat of R.

• V lives south-east of R.

• The number of floors between R and V is the same as the number of floors between U and X.

• Neither X nor V lives in the same type of flat.

Again we have,

• The sum of the floor number of R and V is one less than the floor number of Q.

From the above condition, case2a gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The difference between the floor number of U and R is one more than the floor number of Y.

• The floor number of the one who lives immediately above Y is thrice of the floor number of T.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated because the Floor number of T is 5 which is not a thrice value of the person who lives immediately above Y.

Answer: (a)

Final Arrangement

We have,

• P lives two floors above S, where both of them are living in the same type of flat.

• S lives on an odd number floor.

• U lives north-east of S but does not live on the even-number floor.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• W lives an immediate north-east flat of R.

• V lives south-east of R.

• The number of floors between R and V is the same as the number of floors between U and X.

• Neither X nor V lives in the same type of flat.

Again we have,

• The sum of the floor number of R and V is one less than the floor number of Q.

From the above condition, case2a gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The difference between the floor number of U and R is one more than the floor number of Y.

• The floor number of the one who lives immediately above Y is thrice of the floor number of T.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated because the Floor number of T is 5 which is not a thrice value of the person who lives immediately above Y.

Answer: (a)

Final Arrangement

We have,

• P lives two floors above S, where both of them are living in the same type of flat.

• S lives on an odd number floor.

• U lives north-east of S but does not live on the even-number floor.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• W lives an immediate north-east flat of R.

• V lives south-east of R.

• The number of floors between R and V is the same as the number of floors between U and X.

• Neither X nor V lives in the same type of flat.

Again we have,

• The sum of the floor number of R and V is one less than the floor number of Q.

From the above condition, case2a gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The difference between the floor number of U and R is one more than the floor number of Y.

• The floor number of the one who lives immediately above Y is thrice of the floor number of T.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated because the Floor number of T is 5 which is not a thrice value of the person who lives immediately above Y.