A certain number of people are sitting in a row and facing North, if Tom is sitting 2nd from the left end and 60th from the right end, then find the total number of people sitting in a row?
Given:
A certain number of people are sitting in a row and facing North.
1) Tom is sitting 2nd from the left end.
2) Tom is sitting 60th from the right end.
Logic:
Total People = (Position from Left End) + (Position from Right End) - 1
Total People = 2 + 60 - 1
Total People = 62 - 1
Total People = 61
So, the total number of people sitting in a row = 61.
Hence, the correct answer is "Option B".
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