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Strike441
2 months ago
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The following six students – Andy, Betty, Chris, Frank, Mark and Mary are standing in line outside of a classroom: Chris, the la

st one in line, is right behind Andy; Mark is between Mary and Betty; Frank, who is one ahead of Betty, is the first one in line. Where is Mary in the line? Second Third Fourth Fifth
Mathematics
1 answer:
Svet_ta [12.7K]2 months ago
6 0

Response:

(C) Fourth

Detailed reasoning:

We will create a list based on the given constraints.

Chris is last in the order, positioned right after Andy.

Frank holds the first position in line and is one spot ahead of Betty.

Mark stands in between Betty and Mary.

  1. Frank
  2. Betty
  3. Mark
  4. Mary
  5. Andy
  6. Chris
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