Scenario 1
Scenario 2
A is wrong because F is before G in the snack row in both scenarios.
B is wrong. In the first scenario, I is before G in juices. In the second scenario, I is before G in snacks.
C is wrong. In the first scenario, I is before H in juices. In the second scenario, I is before H in snacks.
D is CORRECT. I could be before F in both rows in the second scenario. Here’s one way it could look:
E is wrong. In the first scenario, H is before I in snacks. In the second scenario, H is before I in juices.
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m says
not sure how often you check this/if you get notifications for posts, but figured I would comment anyways. I am extremely comfortable with LGs and rarely miss one, and if I do it is a dumb mistake. this is the only question I have ever come across that I did not answer confidently. The wording here, to me, seems like they are asking which location will have both snacks and juices delivered before the other location has both snacks and juices delivered. It never came across my mind that it was snacks from one before snacks from the other, and same with juices. It says “both juices and snacks are delivered to Isley at some time before they are delivered to Ferndale”… am I losing my mind??