Diagram

[noah]

Here's the usual diagram:



It's also possible to frame this game, though I didn't think of it when I first played the game:



Tell me if you have any questions.

Attached is a full solution sheet

[shodges]

What is a good way to answer number 5 without having to restort to trial and error???

[noah]

What is a good way to answer number 5 without having to restort to trial and error???

I answered this here: q5-t7279.html to keep things organized.

[JuanC212]

I initially used F and L as frames since we know that there were two slots in F and three slots in L. Then assigned M to F, R to L with M having h/g and R having h/j. I got through the game just fine, thoughts on whether this was not optimal and if I should change my thought process if I see a similar game?

Thanks!

[ohthatpatrick]

I've never seen this diagram we have posted here before. Wow! It's cool how we can do Games lots of different ways. I would have never thought to set it up this way.

I'm on your page, Juan.

Is it Ordering / Grouping / Both / Neither?

It's easiest for me to see it as 3D Grouping:
put these 5 people into two groups: F and L

__ __ ..... __ __ __
Friend ...... Liberty

When you put them in there, write a g/h/j underneath to keep track of whether they're geo, hist, or jour.


M __ ....... R __ __
(g, h) ..... h/j, (j/h, g)
Friend ...... Liberty

I would then create frames around whether N/g is in Friendship or Liberty.

M N ....... R P O
h.. g ...... (h, j) g
Friend ...... Liberty

M __ ...... R __ N ........ P .... O
(g, h) ...... (h, j), g ........h/j
Friend ...... Liberty