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Reasoning Ability

INPUT

In these type of questions an input is given which consists of either words or numbers. You will be told that a machine rearranges this input in a particular passion. Your aim is to find the rule followed by the machine in rearranging the input.
Then you have to apply this rule to the questions given and find the answers. Finding the rule followed by the machine is the key task. Once you find the rule it's quite easy to solve the questions.

SOURCE GENEAL RULES
1. Arrange according to the dictionary
---- the words are arranged according to the dictionary eg: Input: is of am do can
Step I : am is of do can
Step II : am can is of do
Step III : am can do is of

Here `am', the Ist word that we will find in a dictionary from the given input, is placed in the Ist position in Step I. Then `can', the second letter in the dictionary, is placed in the 2nd position and the process continues till the whole input of words are arranged. In the same manner as they will appear in the dictionary.
2. Arranging the words according to the increasing or decreasing order of the total number of letters of each word.

OUTPUT

`never' and so on till the word with least number of letters is placed last.
3. If we don't find any arrangement, then number the words of the input. eg:- Input:

is to before go back
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Step I: go is to before back
(4) (1) (2) (3) (5)
Step II: is go to before back
(1) (4) (2) (3) (5)
Step III: is before go to back
(1) (3) (4) (2) (5) and so on ..............

on
(6)
on
(6)
on
(6)
on
(6)

Were the 4th word is patern to the Ist place and the nearest word to it is interchanged. This process is continued.
4) Arrangement of Numbers
Input:

15

28

27

39

12

6

Step I:

6

12

15

28

27

39

Step II: 6

12

28

15

27

39

Step III: 6

12

28

15

27

39

Step IV: 6

12

28

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