- Thu Oct 22, 2020 1:22 pm
#80238
Hello,
I am having some trouble with this question. I picked A and understand why it is right. However, answer choice D reads "The second of the three visits includes Sasada. I feel like this would also have to be true because if R and T are in two, then that means the order of the visits is F - H - M. F can only have one executive, which would have to be Q. S cannot go after V, which made me think it has to be in H with R and T. Does D not have to be true because S and V could be together at the same site? Would the rule have to say S cannot be at the same visit or the visit after V? I just want to make sure I understand. Thanks!
I am having some trouble with this question. I picked A and understand why it is right. However, answer choice D reads "The second of the three visits includes Sasada. I feel like this would also have to be true because if R and T are in two, then that means the order of the visits is F - H - M. F can only have one executive, which would have to be Q. S cannot go after V, which made me think it has to be in H with R and T. Does D not have to be true because S and V could be together at the same site? Would the rule have to say S cannot be at the same visit or the visit after V? I just want to make sure I understand. Thanks!