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Doubt in Condition in Selection

Do the right way Alum Member

September 2018 in Logic Games 181 karma

Hi Guys,
I have a confusion in a given condition,
If Q or D is selected , either R or S must be selected along with B.

Can anyone tell the representation for this ?

Thank you.

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akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

September 2018 edited September 2018 9377 karma

If I understand it correctly, it can be represented like this:

Q → (R and B ) or (S and B )
D → (R and B ) or (S and B )

Which game is this from?
Do the right way Alum Member

September 2018 181 karma

Thanks @akistotle . This statement is not from a known game.

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