also, why can't G and K be the only tenants living in apartment one? Leaving FH in two, and J alone in 3. This doesn't violate any rules.
Emil-Kunkinon December 14, 2022
Hi, I think there are more explanation videos in the works. In the meantime as to your specific question, I think this relates to who does and does not have pets.
We know there are three y and two n, and that the yesses and nos cannot live together. In the scenario you describe, a yes and a no would have to live together. If J (a no) is alone, and FH (yesses) live together, we have one y and one n left over, which means they can't live together as G and K in one.
