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Himanshi · 4 Jul 2024

Okk

Aditya · 4 Jul 2024

A is facing south west not sitting in south west so he'll be in the n9rth east, D at north west, B and E will sit opposite them and C between them. So C will in west but facing east thus the answer is east

Himanshi · 4 Jul 2024

But the answer is east

KARAN · 4 Jul 2024

1. A is facing South-West. 2. D is facing South-East. 3. B is right opposite A. 4. E is right opposite D. 5. C is equidistant between D and B. Let's position them in a circle and find the direction for each person: - Assume A is facing South-West. This means A is facing the direction exactly between South and West. - D is facing South-East. This means D is facing the direction exactly between South and East. - B is directly opposite A. So, if A is facing South-West, B is facing North-East. - E is directly opposite D. So, if D is facing South-East, E is facing North-West. Now, let's position them in a circle based on the directions: - Place A at the bottom (South-West). - Place D at the bottom-right (South-East), opposite A. - Place B directly opposite A, which is at the top (North-East). - Place E directly opposite D, which is at the top-left (North-West). Now, C is equidistant between D and B. Since D is at the bottom-right (South-East) and B is at the top (North-East), C would logically be positioned somewhere in between, likely to the right of D and to the left of B, facing towards the center of the circle. Given this positioning, C would be facing towards the center of the circle, which is towards the **North**. Therefore, the direction in which C is facing is **(c) North**.