In a circle facing the centre, if B is to the immediate right of A, then from A's own point of view B is

Correct answer: A. on A's right hand side

  • A. on A's right hand side
  • B. on A's left hand side
  • C. directly opposite A
  • D. impossible to place

Explanation

When people face the centre, right and left are described from each person's own perspective, so immediate right means B is on A's right hand. The trap appears when the puzzle says facing outwards, which reverses every direction. Always note which way the group faces before placing anyone.

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