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 Dave Killoran
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Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (C).

Answer choice (A) is incorrect because if J were connected to L and M, that would violate the fifth rule that states that J is connected to exactly two bridges (remember, J is also connected to O).

Answer choice (B) is incorrect because it violates the sixth rule that states that K connects to exactly one other island.

Answer choice (C) is the correct answer. If L connect to both J and M, then K could connect to M or O.

Answer choice (D) is incorrect because M would be connected to four islands (O, J, K, and L), a violation of the third rule.

Answer choice (E) is incorrect because O would be connected to four islands (J, M, K, and L), a violation of the third rule.

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