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Monday, Jan 08 2018

Thank you guys. We got it now (:

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Monday, Jan 08 2018

@leahbeuk911 said:

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In this case only C must be true.

We have to put S 4th.

------ / ------- / ------ / ---S---

Since S is in, we have to kick O out. (if O goes in S can't)

Then we know H/T are both in but not next to each other. H/T have to go in slot 1 and 3. H can go 1 or 3 and T can go 1 or 3. We do this so they are not next to each other.

--h or t--- / ------ / --h or t-- / --s--

Since h or t has to go 3rd then J is out. This leaves M as our only letter to separate h and t. So M must go 2nd.

which other answer do you see as correct?

We saw letter B as the correct answer because J has to be 3rd.

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Monday, Jan 08 2018

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Monday, Jan 08 2018

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Logic Games

I'm currently looking at a logic game question and one of the following constraints stated: "If J is included in the tour, it must be visited third." My question is: Does the "must" guarantee the J to be 3rd on the tour or does the "if" rule determines the J to be optional?

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