Can someone confirm my answer (and approach to arriving at it) is correct?
If G's first meeting is with T, then I immediately made an inference that the set up is T S F _ F _ F, so R can only be G's fourth or sixth meeting. Since fourth meeting is not a choice, (D) sixth meeting is correct.
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Atticus Finch
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Re: Q5
That's correct. Nice work!
In this game, our top priorities are the TS chunk and the 3 F's that can't touch each other. Putting T in 1 forces S to be 2, and with only five spaces left, you have to space the 3 F's out in spots 3, 5, and 7.
In this game, our top priorities are the TS chunk and the 3 F's that can't touch each other. Putting T in 1 forces S to be 2, and with only five spaces left, you have to space the 3 F's out in spots 3, 5, and 7.
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