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Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G travel by three cars X, Y, Z. A and another two of them travel by X. Only E travels with G. C travels by Z, but B does not travel by Y. Besides, A and B do not travel by the same car. Then which of the following are correct? I. No one travels alone. II. Only D travels with F. III. Only C travels with B. Select the answer using the code given below.
Explanation
I is correct because E travels with G, and A travels with two others in X, implying no one is alone. III is correct since C is in Z, and since A and B don't travel together, B must be with D or F. Thus, the only remaining logical arrangement fits that B is alone with C, making III valid.
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