Explanation:Let’s break down the statements and then evaluate the conclusions.
Given Statements:
⇒1. P > Z
⇒2. N < T ⇒3. M > N
⇒4. Z > M
Let’s try to build a chain where possible:
From statements 3 and 4:
M > N and Z > M ⇒ So, Z > M > N
From this, we can infer: Z > N
Now, from statement 1: P > Z
So: P > Z > M > N
Also, from statement 2: N < T, which means T > N
But no direct connection is established between P and T, or a full comparison between P and T can’t be confirmed.
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Evaluating Conclusions:
Conclusion I: P < T From above: We know P > Z > M > N and T > N, but we don’t know the relationship between P and T.
So, Conclusion I does not follow.
Conclusion II: N < Z We established: Z > M > N, which implies Z > N or N < Z
So, Conclusion II follows.
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✅ Correct Answer: Only II is true

Explanation:118: Oganesson (Og)

Explanation:Let’s break it down step-by-step:
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Given:
⇒1. Rubi and Juhi are sisters.
⇒ Rubi and Juhi have the same parents.
⇒2. Krishna is Juhi’s father’s father.
⇒ Krishna is Juhi’s grandfather on her father’s side.
⇒ Since Rubi and Juhi are sisters, Krishna is also Rubi’s grandfather (father’s father).
⇒3. Reshma is the mother of Arvind.
⇒4. Arvind is the father of Rohit.
⇒5. Rohit is the only brother of Rubi.
⇒ So Rubi and Rohit are siblings.
⇒ Rubi’s father = Rohit’s father = Arvind
Thus:
Rohit’s father = Arvind
Arvind’s mother = Reshma
Rohit’s grandfather (father’s father) = Krishna
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✅ So, Krishna is Rohit’s father’s father, i.e., paternal grandfather.

✅ Correct Answer: Father’s father.

Explanation:All are facing the center →
Left = counter-clockwise, Right = clockwise
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Step 1: Start with B (since multiple clues revolve around B)
C sits second to the left of B
→ Second left = 2 seats counter-clockwise
→ So:
If B is at Position 1 → C will be at Position 5
E is an immediate neighbor of B
→ E is either at Position 6 or 2
Let’s try E at Position 2
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Step 2: Place F
F sits third to the left of E
From E (Position 2), third left = 3 seats counter-clockwise:
1st left = 1
2nd = 6
3rd = 5
Position 5 is already taken by C ⇒ ❌ Conflict
So, try E at Position 6 instead.
Now:
B = 1
E = 6
C = 5 (still valid — 2nd left of B)
From E at Position 6, third left =
1st = 5
2nd = 4
3rd = 3 → So F = 3
Now we have:
B = 1
E = 6
C = 5
F = 3
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Step 3: Use D and A clue
D sits second to the left of A
Means A → count 2 seats counter-clockwise → reach D
Try placing A at Position 4:
1st left = 3 (F)
2nd = 2 → Place D at 2
Final arrangement:
| Position | Person |
| ——– | —— |
| 1 | B |
| 2 | D |
| 3 | F |
| 4 | A |
| 5 | C |
| 6 | E |
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Final Step: Who sits to the immediate right of A?
A is at Position 4
Right = clockwise → Position 5 → C
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✅ Correct Answer: C

Explanation:We are given the quadratic equation:

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To find the product of the roots, use the formula:
For a quadratic equation of the form:

Product of the roots =
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Apply it here:
a = 6,
b = -13,
c = 6

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✅ Correct Answer: 1
Would you like to also find the roots themselves using factoring or the quadratic formula?