PrepTest 71, Section 1, Question 11
The applications of seven job candidates�Farrell, Grant, Hong, Inman, Kent, Lopez, and Madsen�will be evaluated by four human resource officers�Rao, Smith, Tipton, and Ullman. Each application will be evaluated by exactly one officer, and each officer will evaluate at least one application, subject to the following constraints:
The applications of seven job candidates�Farrell, Grant, Hong, Inman, Kent, Lopez, and Madsen�will be evaluated by four human resource officers�Rao, Smith, Tipton, and Ullman. Each application will be evaluated by exactly one officer, and each officer will evaluate at least one application, subject to the following constraints:
The applications of seven job candidates�Farrell, Grant, Hong, Inman, Kent, Lopez, and Madsen�will be evaluated by four human resource officers�Rao, Smith, Tipton, and Ullman. Each application will be evaluated by exactly one officer, and each officer will evaluate at least one application, subject to the following constraints:
The applications of seven job candidates�Farrell, Grant, Hong, Inman, Kent, Lopez, and Madsen�will be evaluated by four human resource officers�Rao, Smith, Tipton, and Ullman. Each application will be evaluated by exactly one officer, and each officer will evaluate at least one application, subject to the following constraints:
Grant's application must be evaluated by Ullman.
Farrell's application must be evaluated by the same officer who evaluates Lopez's application.
Neither Hong's application nor Madsen's application can be evaluated by the same officer who evaluates Inman's application.
The officer who evaluates Kent's application cannot evaluate any other applications.
Smith must evaluate more of the applications than Tipton does.
If Farrell's application is evaluated by Rao, then for how many of the other applications is the identity of the officer who evaluates it fully determined?
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