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Each of the figures below is a different color: green, red, blue, orange, or yellow. Which is the green figure?
(1) The green figure is between the blue and the orange figures.
(2) The green figure is between the red and the yellow figures.
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Each of the figures below is a different color: green, red, blue, orange, or yellow. Which is the green figure?
(Is there a figure missing??)
Well lets still have a crack at it:
Let the figures be G, R, B, O, Y
(1) The green figure is between the blue and the orange figures.
This gives us the sequence as:
B__G__O
But various combinations of Green figure can be figured out:
BGO_ _
B_GO_
B_G_O
B_ _ GO
Hence insufficient
(2) The green figure is between the red and the yellow figures.
R__G__Y
Again similar several Green figure positions can be made
Hence insufficient
(1) and (2)
We know G is between B&O and R&Y
Hence the combinations which can be made are:
BRGOY
RBGOY
BRGYO
RBGYO
YOGBR
OYGBR
YOGRB
OYGRB
Hence we can always figure out that the \(3rd\) figure is green.
Hence Sufficient
IMO Ans C
(Is there a figure missing??)
Well lets still have a crack at it:
Let the figures be G, R, B, O, Y
(1) The green figure is between the blue and the orange figures.
This gives us the sequence as:
B__G__O
But various combinations of Green figure can be figured out:
BGO_ _
B_GO_
B_G_O
B_ _ GO
Hence insufficient
(2) The green figure is between the red and the yellow figures.
R__G__Y
Again similar several Green figure positions can be made
Hence insufficient
(1) and (2)
We know G is between B&O and R&Y
Hence the combinations which can be made are:
BRGOY
RBGOY
BRGYO
RBGYO
YOGBR
OYGBR
YOGRB
OYGRB
Hence we can always figure out that the \(3rd\) figure is green.
Hence Sufficient
IMO Ans C
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