Can someone please draw the diagram for this?
Thank you
Laura Damone Wrote:V V V W W W Y Y Y Z Z Z
-V F ___ ___ ___ ___
G ___ ___ ___ ___ V, YW
I ___ ___ ___ ___ V - __ - V
1 2 3 4
- Y
Xf --> -Xi
Xi --> -Xf
Vi - Vg - Vi
Since we can't have Y in 4, all three of the other letters have to be used: V, W, and Z. V can't be used in F because it's used in I, so F4 must be W or Z. V also can't be 4th in G because the V in G must come in between the Vs in I. So G4 also has to be W or Z. That means I4 has to be V:
-V F ___ ___ ___ W/Z
G ___ ___ ___ Z/W V, YW
I ___ ___ ___ V V - __ - V
1 2 3 4
- Y
From there, you could frame around the Z/W split in G4.
-V F ___ ___ ___ W
G Y W V Z
I ___ ___ ___ V V - __ - V
1 2 3 4
- Y
-V F ___ ___ ___ Z
G ___ V Y W
I V ___ ___ V
1 2 3 4
- Y
The frames end up being really helpful on four of the questions, making quick work of what is otherwise kind of a slog. The other big thing to realize about this game is the numeric relationship between F and I. Since they can't share elements, and there are only 4 elements to go around, each has to have two elements.