A, P, X, S, R and Z are sitting in a row. ‘S’ and ‘Z’ are sitting in the middle. ‘A’ and ‘P’ are on the side. ‘R’ is sitting to the left of ‘A’. Who is sitting to the right of ‘P’?

It looks like you’re saying my previous answer might be wrong.

Let’s correct the seating carefully:

People: A, P, X, S, R, Z
Positions: 1 to 6

Given:

• S and Z are in the middle → positions 3 and 4
• A and P are on the sides → positions 1 and 6
• R is to the left of A

Now test:

If A is at position 1, nothing can be left of A → so impossible.

So A must be at position 6, and P at position 1.

Middle:
3 and 4 → S and Z

Remaining positions 2 and 5 → X and R

Now R must be left of A (position 6), so R can be at 2 or 5 — both satisfy.

Try arrangement:
1 P
2 X
3 S
4 Z
5 R
6 A

Now check condition: R left of A ✔

So final answer: who is right of P (position 1)?
Position 2 = X

So the correct answer is X.