#14 - Global, Cannot Be True

[Dave Killoran]

Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (C)

This is a perfect question to attack with the inferences. Think about a variable that, when placed in I, would force another variable into F:

• HI ZI + WF

This means that if H is in I, then W must be in F. So answer choice (C) is correct.

[ranbirdhaliwal11@gmail.com]

Why is E wrong?

[Adam Tyson]

E is incorrect, rainbird, because M and W CAN both serve on the Incentives committee. Here's what that solution would look like:

F: HUZ

I: GLMW

This does not conflict with any of the rules, so it's possible, and this question for asking for something that is not possible