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If A sits next to B, which of the following must be true?

  1. B sits next to C

  2. C sits next to A

  3. C does not sit next to B

  4. B sits next to A

The correct answer is: C does not sit next to B

If A sits next to B, it means that A and B are sitting together. This implies that C cannot sit next to B since the scenario provided only mentions A and B sitting together. Therefore, C does not sit next to B must be true in this situation.

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