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Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (A)

Monday is only a problem for workers controlled by sequencing rules such as the fourth rule. Hence, P and S are a prime target for analysis in this question.

If S works on Monday, then from the fourth rule P would have to work on Monday. However, answer choice (A) states that J would work with S on Monday. As this is impossible, answer choice (A) cannot occur and is correct.
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I understand that rule #4 makes it so answer choice A cannot be true. But doesn't rule #1 make it so answer choice E also cannot be true?
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That rule tells us that "at least one" of the workers is a supervisor, LauraWorkman. Having two supervisors working together doesn't violate that rule! Don't confuse "at least" with "exactly."
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Thanks for the explanation and quick reply!

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