Which one of the following, if substituted for the condition that Hamadi cannot be appointed to the same court as Per...

Theresaturner November 4, 2015

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Please explain answer choice E. I don't understand how it brings about the same results as the third rule.

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Advaith November 18, 2015

Could you please put up the question set and answers for this?

Emil-Kunkin January 15, 2024

We know that K and L are on different courts, so to say that no three of KLHP can be together has the effect of saying that two of each must be on either court, which means HP can't be together.