PrepTest 94+, Section 1, Question 14
The organizers of a small-town holiday parade must determine the order in which six floats will appear as they pass consecutively in front of the town hall. Each float is sponsored by a different business or organization—the fire department, the grocery store, the hardware store, the kennel, the library, and the youth center. The following constraints apply:
The organizers of a small-town holiday parade must determine the order in which six floats will appear as they pass consecutively in front of the town hall. Each float is sponsored by a different business or organization—the fire department, the grocery store, the hardware store, the kennel, the library, and the youth center. The following constraints apply:
The organizers of a small-town holiday parade must determine the order in which six floats will appear as they pass consecutively in front of the town hall. Each float is sponsored by a different business or organization—the fire department, the grocery store, the hardware store, the kennel, the library, and the youth center. The following constraints apply:
The organizers of a small-town holiday parade must determine the order in which six floats will appear as they pass consecutively in front of the town hall. Each float is sponsored by a different business or organization—the fire department, the grocery store, the hardware store, the kennel, the library, and the youth center. The following constraints apply:
The library float must appear immediately before the grocery store float.
The grocery store float must appear earlier than the hardware store float, and the hardware store float must appear earlier than the youth center float.
The hardware store float cannot appear immediately before or immediately after the kennel float.
The fire department float cannot appear immediately before or immediately after the youth center float.
The fourth float to appear CANNOT be that of
the fire department
the grocery store
the hardware store
the kennel
the youth center
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