P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are 7 people standing in a row all facing North (not necessarily in the same order). Who is standing second to the right of T?

Statements:
(I) U is standing 3rd from the right end and 2nd to the left of R.
(II) Q is standing to the immediate right of T. Q is standing 2nd to the left of P.

Question

P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are 7 people standing in a row all facing North (not necessarily in the same order). Who is standing second to the right of T?

Statements:
(I) U is standing 3rd from the right end and 2nd to the left of R.
(II) Q is standing to the immediate right of T. Q is standing 2nd to the left of P.

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**Solution:**

1. From Statement (I):
   - U is 3rd from the right end in a row of 7, so U is at position 5.
   - U is 2nd to the left of R, meaning one person stands between U and R.
   - With U at position 5, R must be at position 7.
   - Partial arrangement: Positions 5 = U, 7 = R.

2. From Statement (II):
   - Q is immediately to the right of T, so (T, Q) are adjacent.
   - Q is 2nd to the left of P, meaning one person between Q and P.
   - This forms a block (T, Q, _, P).

3. Combining both statements:
   - Positions 5 and 7 are occupied by U and R respectively.
   - The block (T, Q, _, P) must fit into positions 1, 2, 3, 4, or 6.
   - Possible placement: T at 1, Q at 2, unknown person at 3, P at 4.
   - Remaining people S and V can be at positions 3 and 6 in any order.

4. The question asks: "Who is standing second to the right of T?"
   - T is at position 1.
   - Second to the right of T is position 3.
   - Position 3 is occupied by either S or V, which cannot be determined from the given data.

**Conclusion:**
The data from both statements together are insufficient to determine who is second to the right of T.

**Answer:** The data in both the Statements (I) and (II) together are NOT sufficient to answer the question.

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