A and E don’t have to be true. We could have one unsliced oatmeal loaf, and five sliced wheat loaves.
B and C don’t have to be true. We could have five unsliced oatmeal loaves, and one unsliced rye loaf.
D is CORRECT. We already have one unsliced oatmeal loaf. If we added five sliced oatmeal loaves, then all six of our loaves would be oatmeal. We need at least two kinds of loaves (rule 1).
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Bryan says
Answer D says No more than four oatmeal loaves are sliced, how is it in your response you are making that number five when it contradicts the “no more than four” part of the answer?
FounderGraeme Blake says
No more than 4 = 1-4 are ok, 5 or more are not ok. I was saying that if you add five sliced oatmeal, then the scenario doesn’t work.
Does that make sense? You prove four is the max for sliced oatmeal by showing that five doesn’t work.