A new rule! Don’t think about it: draw it, then think about it. The rule says that Larissa stocks both end aisles:
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It can pay off to scan the answer choices to see which one to try first. We saw in the last question it can sometimes be tricky to stick O in slot six. We couldn’t do it there, and it turns out we can’t do it here, either. B is CORRECT.
Why? Take a look.
The two Js are side by side. Normally we could put L between them, but L is stuck on both ends and can’t help.
The following scenario proves answer choices A and E wrong. O and L can be beside each other, and J can go in 3.
And this scenario proves answer choices C and D wrong.
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Girish says
Why can’t you have LKMKMOJLL
MemberOrion Boverhof says
The original question directions state that no clerk stocks more than two aisles. In your scenario, Larisa stocks three.