Six at a Round Table
Six people (Ann, Bo, Cy, Di, Ed and Flo) sit at a round table with six equally spaced seats. "Beside" means in an adjacent seat, and "opposite" means three seats away. You are told: 1. Ann sits beside Bo. 2. Cy does not sit beside Ann. 3. Cy does not sit opposite Di. 4. Di sits beside Ed. 5. Bo does not sit beside Flo. 6. Ed does not sit opposite Bo. 7. Cy does not sit beside Ed. 8. Di does not sit beside Flo. The clues do not distinguish a seating from its mirror image, but they do determine who sits opposite Ann. Who is it?
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Source: Original puzzle written for AxiomIQ in the style of classic seating-arrangement deduction puzzles.