Directions : Below question followed by two statements numbered I and II You have to decide If these statements are sufficient to answer the the questions. Give answer
Around a circular table are sitting six persons: A, B, C , D , E and F. Who is on the immediate left to A?
Statements: I. B is opposite to C and D is opposite to E.
II. F is on the immediate left to B.

Options

A. only statement I is sufficient but II is not,
B. only statement II is sufficient but I is not,
C. if both statements I and II are together sufficient to answer the questions although neither statement suffices by itself,
D. if the two statement are not sufficient but still more data is needs to answer the question.

Explanation

We cannot get a concrete answer from the two statements. From statement I we find that B is opposite C and D is opposite E. This implies that the remaining two, viz. F and A must be opposite each other. Now, F is on the immediate left of B. This can be pictorially represented as

From the figure, it is clear that on the immediate left of A we can have either D or E and hence, the information is insufficient.