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Five people Palak, Karol, Risha, Saloni and Tishaare travelling in a car. The car has two seats in the front and three at the back. Risha is driving the car. Palak wants to sit at one of the windowseatsat the back of the car. Tisha wants to sit next to Palak. Karol hates Tisha and will not sit with Tisha. Who is sitting next to the driver?

Karol

Tisha

Can‘t be determined

Saloni

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