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Under what conditions does J swim immediately after S?

  1. P swims immediately after T

  2. T is last

  3. Q swims immediately after J

  4. A swims immediately after S

The correct answer is: P swims immediately after T

In order for J to swim immediately after S, it is necessary that P swims immediately after T. This is because if P swims immediately after T, then it sets up the sequence T -> P -> S -> J, where J swims immediately after S. Therefore, option A is the correct answer as it is a condition that must be met for J to swim immediately after S. Options B, C, and D do not have a direct impact on the conditions required for J to swim immediately after S, making them incorrect choices.

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