There are 6 people from different countries namely Germany, Italy, Britain, Spain, Poland and France. They are sitting around a table. Polish sits next to British. German sits next to Italian, or British or both. Italian does not sit next to the Frenchman. Spanish sits immediately after British. Who sits on the either side of the German?
(a) British and Italian
(b) Polish and British
(c) British and French
(d) Italian and French

• According to me sequence is like FGIPBS so option d.
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• according to question
  the arrangement would be
  FGISBP
  So the answer is : option (d)
  
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• a
  arrangement is like that
  I G B S P
  CLEARLY, Italian and British is on either side of the German
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• d option as
  FGIBSP is d arrangement..so
  from dis we conclude d option
  
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• B S P I G F
  
  So, German sits between Italian and French.
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• Its option d
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• d...according to me French G I p b s
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• from the question "German sits next to Italian, or British or both", so on either side of German we can have italian and british (opt:a)
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• (a) British and Italian
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• plz xplain me d ans
  
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• a/q to me sequence is like clockwise as FGIPSB
  So the answer is :option (D)
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• d) Italian and French
  Polish British SpanishPolish Italian German French
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• ans:d
  FGISBP
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• BPIGFS
  SO
  d is ans
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• option d
  the order according to me is : F G I P B S
  So germen sits between french and italian
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