Seven persons go to Shimla on seven different days from Monday to Sunday. Two persons go between A and B who goes after Thursday. C goes just before A. The number of persons who go before C is one less than the number of persons who go after D. G goes three persons before F and goes after E. At least one person goes before E.

If the positions of D and G are interchanged, then who among the following will go three persons before G?

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Seven persons go to Shimla on seven different days from Monday to Sunday. Two persons go between A and B who goes after Thursday. C goes just before A. The number of persons who go before C is one less than the number of persons who go after D. G goes three persons before F and goes after E. At least one person goes before E.

If the positions of D and G are interchanged, then who among the following will go three persons before G?

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**Solution:**

1. From the given information, the original arrangement is:

| Day      | Person |
|----------|---------|
| Monday   | C       |
| Tuesday  | A       |
| Wednesday| E       |
| Thursday | G       |
| Friday   | B       |
| Saturday | D       |
| Sunday   | F       |

2. The question asks what happens if the positions of D and G are swapped. So, after swapping:

| Day      | Person |
|----------|---------|
| Monday   | C       |
| Tuesday  | A       |
| Wednesday| E       |
| Thursday | D       |
| Friday   | B       |
| Saturday | G       |
| Sunday   | F       |

3. Now, we need to find who goes three persons before G (who is now on Saturday).

- Three persons before Saturday is Wednesday.

- On Wednesday, the person is E.

**Answer:** E

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