by giladedelman Mon Oct 18, 2010 6:52 pm
Thanks for your post!
I've attached a diagram of the basic setup to this post. It's important to recognize that we're assigning three things to each floor of the exhibition: either F or S, either N or U, and either P or R. Each floor has to have some combination of F/S, N/U, P/R.
Since we're told that there are Used cars on floor 3, and that Used and Research can't go together, the one initial inference is that floor 3 has Production models.
For question 19, if all Production models are Used -- that is, if all P are U -- that means floor 1 must have R, since it already has N instead of U. Since R can't go with S, it must also be the case that floor 1 has F. So (A) is correct.
See if the attached diagram helps you attack this one; if you're still stuck, let me know what you're having trouble with.
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