Can someone help me with these questions pls

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[tough hearth]

hi

[analog karma]

hi

can you help me?

[tough hearth]

yes

so lets start from image 2

with the first question

@analog karma

[analog karma]

yes

[tough hearth]

ok

[analog karma]

i don't know where to start

[tough hearth]

so the question says "Twelve people are seated around a circular table. Each holds a card with a unique integer. The positive difference between neighbors is at most 2." We are given the positions of 3, 4, and 8, and we need to find, which is opposite the 8.

[analog karma]

yes

[hard temple]

marcgal

[tough hearth]

are you keeping up

@analog karma

[analog karma]

what is that picture

[tough hearth]

its a bot

[analog karma]

yes

[tough hearth]

ok

[hard temple]

marcgal

marcgal

marcgal

[analog karma]

yeah

[hard temple]

marcgal

marcgal

marcgal

marcgal

[analog karma]

-4?

[tough hearth]

it has to be ${n, n+1, \dots, n+11}$

[hard temple]

marcgal

[analog karma]

right