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Seven persons study in three different universities, viz. Oxford, Cambridge, and Texas. At least two but not more than three persons study in the same university. Each of them likes a different colour. P likes brown but does not study with Q, and they do not study in Texas. S and the one who likes white study in the same university. V and the one who likes maroon study in the same university. The ones who like grey and green study neither in the same university nor in Texas. T does not study in Oxford. The one who likes silver and grey study in the same university. V studies with more than one person. Q does not like silver. R does not study in Oxford. R does not like gold or maroon. S and U do not like gold. Who likes the white colour?
- Q
- S
- R
- V
Correct answer: R
Solution
The clues force specific pairings among the seven persons and three universities, with each university having 2 or 3 members. By eliminating impossible placements for P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V using the colour and university restrictions, the person who must be paired with S as the white-liker is R.
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