Which one of the following could be an accurate and complete list of the students who review only Sunset?
DDLon December 24, 2019
Game Setup Video
I was confused by the explanation of rule number 4 in the video: "only two students can review exactly the same play or plays as each other."
The possibilities listed were:
K & L
K & J
K & O
M & O
It was determined that "K, J, L" could only be used once. Since "K" was required to be with "O" in reviewing play "T", how can "K & L" or "K & J" be valid options?
Thanks in advance.
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Rule #4 states that "only two students can review exactly the same play or plays as each other."
You are correct that K, J, and L are only to be used once, but O can be used once or twice. O being used twice is what allows us to come up with the possibilities of K & L and K & J.
Here is valid scenario where only K and L review the exact same play(s) as each other: S: M T: K O L M U: O J Note that although O and M are also assigned to T, they are both repeated in other plays. Therefore, they do not see exactly the same play(s) as K or L because they see an additional play that K and L do not see. This same concept is what prevents O & J from serving as an example of two students reviewing exactly the same play(s) in the above scenario.
Here is valid scenario where only K and J review the exact same play(s) as each other: S: M L T: K O J U: M O Since O sees both T and U, it is not exactly the same as K or J.
Does that make sense? Please let us know if you have any other questions!
