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PT 25 June 98 : Section 3 #21
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 9:45 pm
by JJDancer
I think I'm having a brain spazz moment because I can't figure out how G would go 4th
wouldn't that throw off the ballad, dance, ballad, dance... thing?
or mess up SF/FS ?
Can anyone explain please?
Thanks!
Re: PT 25 June 98 : Section 3 #21
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:25 pm
by 3|ink
I think you're just thinking backwards. There are 7 songs, 3 ballads and 4 dances. Since no dance tune can come after another, they must be spread out among 1,3,5,7. Since G is a ballad, its the only variable among the answer choices that can go in spot 4.
Don't you hate games?
Re: PT 25 June 98 : Section 3 #21
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:46 pm
by JJDancer
3|ink wrote:I think you're just thinking backwards. There are 7 songs, 3 ballads and 4 dances. Since no dance tune can come after another, they must be spread out among 1,3,5,7. Since G is a ballad, its the only variable among the answer choices that can go in spot 4.
Don't you hate games?
D'oh!
Thanks - didn't think to notice it was the only ballad in the answer choices!
PS - I was thinking backwards because I was trying to figure out how G worked. Can you tell me what the hypothetical would be with G in 4th?
And actually I don't hate games at all.
Re: PT 25 June 98 : Section 3 #21
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:56 pm
by 3|ink
I think the rule for G is
RFS -> G > R
In other words, there must be an RFS block unless G comes before R. In other words, at least one of those two conditions must occur, or both.
As for your hypothetical,
X H V G S F R
Re: PT 25 June 98 : Section 3 #21
Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 12:04 am
by JJDancer
3|ink wrote:
As for your hypothetical,
X H V G S F R
Awesome. Thanks!
