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Question 27.A, B, C and D are on the four corners of a square.A, B and C moves anti-clockwise and D moves clockwise. After crossing 2 sides, they stop. Which of the following statements regarding their present position is correct?

A

(a) C is to the west of B

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(b) A and D meet at a point

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(c) A is south-east to C

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D

(d) B is between C and A

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The correct option is C (c) A is south-east to C
Answer 27. (c) A is south-east to C.

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