In the setup, we saw that K can’t be treasurer (rule 3, F or H must be) or councillor (rule 4). So, since K is in, they’re mayor:
Next, you should ask yourself which rules involve Mayor. Rule 2 does: if H is councillor, then J is mayor. But, in this scenario, J can’t be mayor. Therefore, we can say that H can’t be councillor.
C is CORRECT.
The deduction above is the contrapositive of rule 2:
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