I dont think we know which items J purchases. We know he has an R, and that he must have either an S or a T, but I don't think we know which of the two he has. We know he can only have one of the two, as M has more than J, but I think that J could have RT or RS.
Abigail-Okerekeon August 22, 2022
I chose the answer choice that said two. How is three? I can only be certain which items H and K purchase. M could purchase all three items or just two, which still allows M to have more than J if J only purchases r. Is there something I'm missing?
Emil-Kunkinon September 1, 2022
Hi Abigail,
We actually do know that M has to purchase all three. Since we know that J has R, and that J has one of the two that H does not purchase, we know that J must buy at least two items. Since we know that M bought more than J, M must have all three.
Yiannion July 11, 2023
Could someone help set up this game for me, I am lost
