If Wendy presents on exactly two of the subjects, then which one of the following must be true?
Anna20March 7, 2021
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Please can you also explain this question? How do you know the answer is not A?
The contrapositive of the 2nd rule says that "if W is in S, then R cannot be in S" - so I think you have two options here for where W can go:
W's two options could be M and S, or J and S.
j:
m: W
s: W
j: W
m:
s: W
I think it would be really helpful to have a video explanation on this game with the relevant inferences - e.g. not Rj --> not Gj --> Wj
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The answer is D, because we know that if W is in two, we know for sure she must be in S, which means R cannot be in S, and this R cannot me in M, therefore R can only go in J.
G does not have to be in J. We could have the following
