A group of 6 friends is taking a photograph. Four men – Eddie, Frank, Geoff, and Herrod – and two women – Stevee and Tracy. Who is in the picture and who is out of the picture at any particular time is determined by the following conditions:
1. Herrod is out of the photograph if Eddie is in the photograph
2. If Geoff is in the photograph, Stevee is also in
3. If any of the women are in the photograph, F is in the photograph as well
4. If H is out of the photograph, T is in the photograph
5. What is the maximum number of friends that can be in the photograph at any given time?
A. Three
B. Four
C. Two
D. Five
E. Six
Answer
CORRECT ANSWER: (D) – Five
EXPLANATION: The maximum number is five, because the only restriction we have on who cannot be in is rule #1.
EXPLANATION: The maximum number is five, because the only restriction we have on who cannot be in is rule #1.
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