Two rows of three people each are seated facing each other. Row 1 (facing North) has J, K, L and Row 2 (facing South) has F, G, and one more person. Who faces G?

Statements:

(I) H faces K. L faces an immediate neighbor of H.

(II) G sits at one of the extreme ends of the row; J sits to the immediate left of L.

Question

Two rows of three people each are seated facing each other. Row 1 (facing North) has J, K, L and Row 2 (facing South) has F, G, and one more person. Who faces G?

Statements:

(I) H faces K. L faces an immediate neighbor of H.

(II) G sits at one of the extreme ends of the row; J sits to the immediate left of L.

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**Solution:**

1. From Statement (II), the order in Row 1 (facing North) is determined as K J L because J sits immediately to the left of L.

2. Statement (I) says H faces K, so H must be in the position opposite K in Row 2.

3. Statement (II) also says G sits at one of the extreme ends of Row 2 (facing South).

4. Since K is at the left end of Row 1, H faces K and thus must be at the left end of Row 2.

5. G must then be at the right end of Row 2.

6. The remaining person in Row 2 is F, who sits between H and G.

7. Therefore, the seating arrangement is:

- Row 1 (North facing): K, J, L
   - Row 2 (South facing): H, F, G

8. The question asks who faces G. From the arrangement, L faces G.

**Answer:** Data in statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.

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