Linear Games Questions - - Question 14

If an orange bead is the fourth bead from the clasp, which one of the following is a pair that could be the second an...

JazaneElaine January 17, 2023

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Emil-Kunkin January 22, 2023

Hi, we are asked if we have an O in 4, which could be 2 and 3.

Our first rule tells us that if we have p and y next to each other they must be surrounded by R, so it is not possible that 2 and 3 are P and Y, so we can eliminate E.

We can eliminate A since two oranges cannot be next to each other.

We can eliminate B since O and R cannot be next to each other.

Finally we can eliminate C since two purples cannot be next to each other