Question 83

The roads to travel to various cities from point A are as given.
I, J and K can be reached only from E. E cannot be reached from D or C. A leads to B and from C, you can reach G. B leads to E. D can be reached from C. D leads to F. G also leads to F. L can be reached only from G via F. M can only be reached from D via F. All distances between two places are 1 km. All ways are one-way only.
To reach M, one must have travelled through?

Solution

Using the conditions given in the question, the path diagram is as given below.

To reach M, the path is C-D-F-M.

Thus, one must have travelled through C and D to reach M.

Hence, the answer is option B.


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