Problem Statement
Six friends sit around a circle facing inward: J, K, L, M, N, O. J sits opposite L. K is to the immediate right of J. N is not a neighbor of L. M sits second to the left of K. Who sits between O and N (to their immediate left/right)?
Explanation
Let’s anchor J. L opposite J. K to immediate right of J fixes K. ‘M second to the left of K’ places M relative to K. Ensure ‘N not neighbor of L’. Filling remaining seats uniquely positions O and N. In the consistent arrangement, the neighbors around O–K–N appear consecutively, making **K** the person between O and N.
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… O – K – N … (facing center)
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