A, P, R, X, S and Z are sitting in a row. S and Z are in the centre. A and P are at the ends. R is sitting to the left of A. Who is to the right of P ?

To solve the problem, let's break down the information provided step by step.

Step 1: Identify the Positions

1. We know that A and P are at the ends. This means the arrangement can begin with either A or P.
2. S and Z are in the center, so they will take the middle two positions.
3. R is sitting to the left of A.

Step 2: Possible Arrangements

• Let's assume A is on the left end. The arrangement would be as follows:

A _ _ S Z P

• Now placing R to the left of A doesn't make sense since A is at the left end. Therefore, P must be on the left end:

P _ _ S Z A

• Now, since R is to the left of A, R cannot be positioned in this arrangement either. Let's consider if A is on the right end:

A R _ S Z P

This also doesn't work.

Valid Arrangement

• Trying a different arrangement with S and Z in the center:

R P S Z A

This fits all the conditions:

• A is on one end.
• P is at one end.
• S and Z are in the center.
• R is left of A.

Step 3: Answer the Question

1. The arrangement confirms:

• R is to the left of A.
• P is on the left end.
• S and Z are in the middle.

Final Answer

The person sitting to the right of P is S.