A1, B1, C1, D1, E1 and F1 are the six bikes displayed in a showroom in a row. Each of the bikes is given individual ranks (ranging from 1 to 6) based on their fuel efficiency and engine strength. For example, in the fuel efficiency category, the most fuel-efficient bike is ranked 1 and the least fuel-efficient bike is ranked 6. Similarly, in the engine strength category, the bike with maximum engine strength is ranked 1 and the bike with minimum engine strength is ranked 6.The following information is known regarding how these bikes are arranged.(i) F1 is displayed to the immediate left of the bike whose engine is stronger than all other bikes except one.(ii) E1 is displayed two places to the right of the second most fuel-efficient bike.(iii) D1 is displayed two places to the left of the third weakest engine bike.(iv) C1 is displayed two places to the left of the bike which is the 3rd most fuel-efficient amongst all.(v) The number of bikes displayed between B1 and F1 is 2, which is the same as the difference between their ranks in engine strength.(vi) A1 is displayed three places to the left of the least fuel-efficient bike and two places to the right of the strongest engine bike.(vii) The most fuel-efficient and least fuel-efficient bikes are displayed next to each other.(viii) The rankings in both fuel efficiency and engine strength are not the same for any bike.Q)Which bike is displayed to the immediate left to A1?C1F1D1B1