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Ariel, Bailey, Corinne, Darryl, Edgar, and Fei are positioning themselves on a flight of six steps for a picture. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps, but not necessarily in that order. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel, and Fei will be on the step third from the bottom.
If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
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Ariel, Bailey, Corinne, Darryl, Edgar, and Fei are positioning themselves on a flight of six steps for a picture. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps, but not necessarily in that order. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel, and Fei will be on the step third from the bottom.
If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
| Bailey | Corinne | |
| Bottom step, 3rd step from top | ||
| Bottom step, 2nd step from top | ||
| 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top | ||
| 2nd step from bottom, 2nd step from top | ||
| 2nd step from bottom, top step | ||
| 3rd step from top, top step |
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Step 1: Understand the Prompt and Question
Glance at the answers. The lack of any math and the short descriptions of positionings listed in the answers typically signal a Logic question. The prompt gives several constraints on which steps the six people could stand on and asks for the possible steps for two of the people.
Step 2: Plan your Approach
On Two-Part Logic questions, the goal is to get organized and adhere to all constraints. In this case, you can sketch out six blanks on your paper to represent the steps from bottom to top and then apply the constraints.
(bottom) __ __ __ __ __ __ (top)
Step 3: Solve the Problem
Put F on the 3rd step:
(bottom) __ __ F __ __ __ (top)
Since B must be two steps below A, there are only two places B and A can go:
(bottom) __ B F A __ __ (top)
(bottom) __ __ F B __ A (top)
Then, since D and E must be on consecutive steps, there are only four possibilities:
(bottom) C B F A D E (top)
(bottom) C B F A E D (top)
(bottom) D E F B C A (top)
(bottom) E D F B C A (top)
Bailey (B) can only be on the 2nd step from the bottom or the 3rd step from the top.
Corinne (C) can only be on the bottom step or the 2nd step from the top.
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there are two arrangements possible.
top____bottom
1. A/C/B/F/D/E
2.D/E/A/F/B/C
so for bailey-2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
for corrine-Bottom step, 2nd step from top
top____bottom
1. A/C/B/F/D/E
2.D/E/A/F/B/C
so for bailey-2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
for corrine-Bottom step, 2nd step from top
Possible combinations -
Hence the answer is => B - 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top and C - Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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| D/E | A |
| D/E | C |
| A | B |
| F | F |
| B | D/E |
| C | D/E |
Hence the answer is => B - 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top and C - Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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given, F's position is fixed i.e 3rd from bottom,
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_
_
_
F
_
_
Now, B is 2 steps below A, therefore the posible arrangements are-> [top--> bottom]
1) _,_,A,F,B,_
2) A,_,B,F,_,_
Also, D and E should be consecutively positioned, therefore-
1) (E/D), (D/E), AFBC
2)ACBF, (E/D), (D/E)
Therefore, B- 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top, C- Bottom step, 2nd step from top.
Altho, I find a discrepancy in the question, as according to the statement "Bailey will be two steps below Ariel", I think it should be A,_,_,B, Therefore there should be only 2 case where the position of both B and C should be fixed. -
(E/D), (D,E), AFCB
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_
_
_
F
_
_
Now, B is 2 steps below A, therefore the posible arrangements are-> [top--> bottom]
1) _,_,A,F,B,_
2) A,_,B,F,_,_
Also, D and E should be consecutively positioned, therefore-
1) (E/D), (D/E), AFBC
2)ACBF, (E/D), (D/E)
Therefore, B- 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top, C- Bottom step, 2nd step from top.
Altho, I find a discrepancy in the question, as according to the statement "Bailey will be two steps below Ariel", I think it should be A,_,_,B, Therefore there should be only 2 case where the position of both B and C should be fixed. -
(E/D), (D,E), AFCB
Given:
- D and E are on consecutive steps.
- B=A-2
- F is on 3rd step from bottom
Marking steps from top to bottom.
1st possibility:
6 -- D [ with D&E at interchangeable positions ]
5 -- E
4 -- A
3 -- F (fixed)
2 -- B (A-2)
1 -- C
2nd possibility:
6 -- A
5 -- C
4 -- B
3 -- F (fixed)
2 -- D [ with D&E at interchangeable positions ]
1 -- E
So, Bailey can take 2nd step from bottom, 3rd from top
Corinne can take bottom step, 2nd from top
- D and E are on consecutive steps.
- B=A-2
- F is on 3rd step from bottom
Marking steps from top to bottom.
1st possibility:
6 -- D [ with D&E at interchangeable positions ]
5 -- E
4 -- A
3 -- F (fixed)
2 -- B (A-2)
1 -- C
2nd possibility:
6 -- A
5 -- C
4 -- B
3 -- F (fixed)
2 -- D [ with D&E at interchangeable positions ]
1 -- E
So, Bailey can take 2nd step from bottom, 3rd from top
Corinne can take bottom step, 2nd from top
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Constraints:
1. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps.
2. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel.
3. Fei will be on the step third from the bottom (i.e., the 3rd step from the bottom).
Step-by-Step Analysis:
1. Fei's Position:
• Fei is on the 3rd step from the bottom (i.e., the 3rd step).
2. Bailey and Ariel's Position:
• Bailey is two steps below Ariel.
• Possible pairs for Bailey and Ariel:
• If Bailey is on the 1st step, Ariel is on the 3rd step (which is not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step).
• If Bailey is on the 2nd step, Ariel is on the 4th step.
• If Bailey is on the 3rd step, Ariel is on the 5th step (which is not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step).
• If Bailey is on the 4th step, Ariel is on the 6th step.
Therefore, the possible steps for Bailey are:
• 2nd step
• 4th step
3. Darryl and Edgar's Position:
• Darryl and Edgar must be on consecutive steps.
• Since Fei is on the 3rd step, Darryl and Edgar can occupy the following pairs of steps:
• (1, 2)
• (2, 3) (not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step)
• (3, 4) (not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step)
• (4, 5)
• (5, 6)
4. Corinne's Position:
• Corinne must occupy one of the remaining steps not taken by Bailey, Ariel, Darryl, Edgar, or Fei.
• Considering the possible positions for Bailey and Ariel, and the constraints for Darryl and Edgar, we can determine the possible steps for Corinne.
Let's summarize the possible positions:
• Bailey:
• 2nd step
• 4th step
• Corinne:
• Corinne can occupy any step that is not occupied by Bailey, Ariel, Darryl, Edgar, or Fei.
• Given the constraints, the possible steps for Corinne are:
• Bottom step (if Bailey is on the 2nd step and Darryl and Edgar occupy the 1st and 2nd steps)
• 2nd step from top (if Bailey is on the 4th step and Darryl and Edgar occupy the 5th and 6th steps)
So, the correct selections are:
• Bailey: 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
• Corinne: Bottom step, 2nd step from top
1. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps.
2. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel.
3. Fei will be on the step third from the bottom (i.e., the 3rd step from the bottom).
Step-by-Step Analysis:
1. Fei's Position:
• Fei is on the 3rd step from the bottom (i.e., the 3rd step).
2. Bailey and Ariel's Position:
• Bailey is two steps below Ariel.
• Possible pairs for Bailey and Ariel:
• If Bailey is on the 1st step, Ariel is on the 3rd step (which is not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step).
• If Bailey is on the 2nd step, Ariel is on the 4th step.
• If Bailey is on the 3rd step, Ariel is on the 5th step (which is not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step).
• If Bailey is on the 4th step, Ariel is on the 6th step.
Therefore, the possible steps for Bailey are:
• 2nd step
• 4th step
3. Darryl and Edgar's Position:
• Darryl and Edgar must be on consecutive steps.
• Since Fei is on the 3rd step, Darryl and Edgar can occupy the following pairs of steps:
• (1, 2)
• (2, 3) (not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step)
• (3, 4) (not possible because Fei is on the 3rd step)
• (4, 5)
• (5, 6)
4. Corinne's Position:
• Corinne must occupy one of the remaining steps not taken by Bailey, Ariel, Darryl, Edgar, or Fei.
• Considering the possible positions for Bailey and Ariel, and the constraints for Darryl and Edgar, we can determine the possible steps for Corinne.
Let's summarize the possible positions:
• Bailey:
• 2nd step
• 4th step
• Corinne:
• Corinne can occupy any step that is not occupied by Bailey, Ariel, Darryl, Edgar, or Fei.
• Given the constraints, the possible steps for Corinne are:
• Bottom step (if Bailey is on the 2nd step and Darryl and Edgar occupy the 1st and 2nd steps)
• 2nd step from top (if Bailey is on the 4th step and Darryl and Edgar occupy the 5th and 6th steps)
So, the correct selections are:
• Bailey: 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
• Corinne: Bottom step, 2nd step from top
One place where I initially got confused was "B is 2 steps below A." I thought there should be 2 empty spaces between A and B.
But think someone who is 1 step below you --> is directly below below you.
So someone 2 steps below --> means 1 person in b/w
From the given conditions 2 (or rather 4 scenarios) are possible.
I used bold text to highlight the required positions for answering the question.
But think someone who is 1 step below you --> is directly below below you.
So someone 2 steps below --> means 1 person in b/w
From the given conditions 2 (or rather 4 scenarios) are possible.
| From Top | Position | From Bottom |
| 1 | A | 6 |
| 2 | C | 5 |
| 3 | B | 4 |
| 4 | F | 3 |
| 5 | D/E | 2 |
| 6 | E/D | 1 |
| From Top | Position | From Bottom |
| 1 | D/E | 6 |
| 2 | E/D | 5 |
| 3 | A | 4 |
| 4 | F | 3 |
| 5 | B | 2 |
| 6 | C | 1 |
I used bold text to highlight the required positions for answering the question.
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Ariel, Bailey, Corinne, Darryl, Edgar, and Fei are positioning themselves on a flight of six steps for a picture. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps, but not necessarily in that order. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel, and Fei will be on the step third from the bottom.
If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
Let us explore some possible cases: -
If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
Let us explore some possible cases: -
| 1-6 | Darryl | Edgar | Ariel | Ariel | |||||
| 2-5 | Edgar | Darryl | Corinne | Corinne | |||||
| 3-4 | Ariel | Ariel | Bailey | Bailey | |||||
| 4-3 | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei | Fei |
| 5-2 | Bailey | Bailey | Edgar | Darryl | |||||
| 6-1 | Corinne | Corinne | Darryl | Edgar |
| Bailey | Corinne |
| 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top | Bottom step, 2nd step from top |
by putting the information, only two cases are possible. one in which A is at the top and one in which A is just above F. Fill the other vacant places to find the position of B and C
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DEAFBC (up to down)
EDAFBC (up to down)
ACBFED (up to down)
ACBFDE (up to down)
4 Orders we can get from the info
For C: Bottom step, 2nd step from top
For B: 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
EDAFBC (up to down)
ACBFED (up to down)
ACBFDE (up to down)
4 Orders we can get from the info
For C: Bottom step, 2nd step from top
For B: 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
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From the given info
F is on the third step from bottom, D,E are consecutive, A is 2 steps above B
So, possible adjustments can be
A
C
B
F
D
E
or
E
D
A
F
B
C
So
Bailey can be in 2nd step from bottom or third from top
Corinne can be in the bottom or second from the top
F is on the third step from bottom, D,E are consecutive, A is 2 steps above B
So, possible adjustments can be
A
C
B
F
D
E
or
E
D
A
F
B
C
So
Bailey can be in 2nd step from bottom or third from top
Corinne can be in the bottom or second from the top
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Bunuel
Poitioning is
- - - - - -
We know DE has to be in pairs. A - B is another combination.
- - - F - -. So A can be in 1nd & B in 3rd.
or A 3rd B 5th.
So 3rd & 5th. Hence 2nd step from the bottom, 3rd step from the top
Similarly.
If A 3rd B 5th.
- - A F B - . So as we know DE is in pair. C position is 6th.
If A 1st and B in 3rd.
A - B F - -, DE is pair so only possible is 2nd . Hence Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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Lets map out the solution
1) Fei will be on step 3
2) A and B can be arranged in two ways, A_BF__ or __AFB_
3 For D and E who are together we can -> A_BFDE(ED) or DE(ED)AFB_
Now C will occupy open spaces implying - second from top or bottom step and B will occupy third step from top or Second from bottom
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Based on the given condition we get 2 possible positions for both B and C.
1) bottom -> top
C, B, F, A, (D, E or E, D)
2) bottom -> top
(D, E or E, D), F, B, C, A
Answer: (2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top; Bottom step, 2nd step from top)
1) bottom -> top
C, B, F, A, (D, E or E, D)
2) bottom -> top
(D, E or E, D), F, B, C, A
Answer: (2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top; Bottom step, 2nd step from top)
_ _ _ _ _ _ : from left to right is bottom to top.
_ _ F _ _ _ : Fei will be on the step third from the bottom - This is a fixed position
B _ A : Bailey will be two steps below Ariel
DE or ED : Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps
Let's check options to place B.
Bottom step: if B is at the bottom then A is third from bottom which is not possible B cannot be on bottom step
Second step from bottom: _ B F A _ _ This is possible
Third step from top: _ _ F B _ A This is possible
Bailey can sit at 2nd step from bottom or 3rd step from top
Let's check options to place C.
Bottom step: if we look above in Bailey's first case the bottom step was empty with D and E taking consecutive top steps. This is possible
Third step from top: _ _ F C _ _ This is not possible as A and B need to be separated and D and E need to be together
Second step from top: if we look above in Bailey's second case where she sits third step from top, the second step from top was empty with D and E taking consecutive bottom steps. This is possible
Answer 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top and Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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_ _ F _ _ _ : Fei will be on the step third from the bottom - This is a fixed position
B _ A : Bailey will be two steps below Ariel
DE or ED : Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps
Let's check options to place B.
Bottom step: if B is at the bottom then A is third from bottom which is not possible B cannot be on bottom step
Second step from bottom: _ B F A _ _ This is possible
Third step from top: _ _ F B _ A This is possible
Bailey can sit at 2nd step from bottom or 3rd step from top
Let's check options to place C.
Bottom step: if we look above in Bailey's first case the bottom step was empty with D and E taking consecutive top steps. This is possible
Third step from top: _ _ F C _ _ This is not possible as A and B need to be separated and D and E need to be together
Second step from top: if we look above in Bailey's second case where she sits third step from top, the second step from top was empty with D and E taking consecutive bottom steps. This is possible
Answer 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top and Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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The answer is for Bailey - second step from bottom and third step from top.
And for Corrine - bottom step and second step from top.
When you draw six lines and imagine F being in the third step from bottom, there are only two possibilities to place all of them in the given order. One way is DEAFBC from top to bottom and other way possible is ACBFDE. Thus the answer.
And for Corrine - bottom step and second step from top.
When you draw six lines and imagine F being in the third step from bottom, there are only two possibilities to place all of them in the given order. One way is DEAFBC from top to bottom and other way possible is ACBFDE. Thus the answer.
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Ariel, Bailey, Corinne, Darryl, Edgar, and Fei are positioning themselves on a flight of six steps for a picture. Darryl and Edgar will be on consecutive steps, but not necessarily in that order. Bailey will be two steps below Ariel, and Fei will be on the step third from the bottom.
If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
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If all of the people will be on different steps, select for Bailey the possible steps that Bailey could be standing on for the picture, and select for Corinne the possible steps that Corinne could be standing on for the picture. Make only two selections, one for each column
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Option C for Bailey and Option B for Corinne.
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There can be 2 arrangements. Consider left to right as bottom to top arrangement
1. D E F B C A
2. E D F B C A
3. C B F A D E
4. C B F A E D
Given that answer is
B - 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
C - Bottom step, 2nd step from top
1. D E F B C A
2. E D F B C A
3. C B F A D E
4. C B F A E D
Given that answer is
B - 2nd step from bottom, 3rd step from top
C - Bottom step, 2nd step from top
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