Six persons sit around a circular table facing the center. Each person has a different number of flowers: 29, 14, 36, 43, 51, and 47.
One person sits between M and R, who both have 14 flowers. Two persons sit between the one who has 29 flowers and M. S sits immediately to the left of A, who does not sit next to the person with 29 flowers. A does not have 29 flowers. S has more flowers than M, and the difference between their flowers is 15. O neither has 29 flowers nor 43 flowers. H is one of the persons.

**Question:** Who among the following has 29 flowers?

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Six persons sit around a circular table facing the center. Each person has a different number of flowers: 29, 14, 36, 43, 51, and 47.
One person sits between M and R, who both have 14 flowers. Two persons sit between the one who has 29 flowers and M. S sits immediately to the left of A, who does not sit next to the person with 29 flowers. A does not have 29 flowers. S has more flowers than M, and the difference between their flowers is 15. O neither has 29 flowers nor 43 flowers. H is one of the persons.

**Question:** Who among the following has 29 flowers?

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1. M and R both have 14 flowers and one person sits between them.

2. The difference in flowers between S and M is 15, and S has more flowers than M. Since M has 14 flowers, S must have 29 flowers (14 + 15 = 29).

3. However, A does not have 29 flowers and does not sit next to the person with 29 flowers. S sits immediately to the left of A, so S cannot have 29 flowers because then A would be adjacent to 29 flowers.

4. O neither has 29 nor 43 flowers.

5. Two persons sit between the one who has 29 flowers and M.

6. Since M has 14 flowers, and S cannot have 29 flowers, the person with 29 flowers must be someone else.

7. The only remaining person who can have 29 flowers, satisfying all conditions, is H.

**Answer:** H

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