Post Lab 2

Post labs are to be done individually. Sharing files between students is not allowed. Doing so is an Academic Integrity violation, and will be treated as such.

More problem solving logic puzzles for today. This is a slightly different one for today. This one is more about the logical thinking behind the statements below.

Details

A logic grid puzzle consists of a scenario where you are trying to match some number of disjoint sets based off of a set of logical statements. To accomplish this, you will fill in a grid built from these disjoint sets. For any given block of the grid, each row and each column can only have one positive answer (which we typically represent with an 'o'). Your goal is to fill out the grid, such that each block has one 'o' in each row and column. Consider the following Scenario:

In a math class there were 5 students who sat in the front row. Their seats were numbered 1-5 from left to right. There were 3 boys, John, David, and Bob, and 2 girls, Mary and Danielle. Each student wore a different color: green, brown, blue, pink, or red. Match the student to the color they were wearing and the seat in which they sat.

• The girls wore colors which had 5 letters.
• The person in blue and the person in green had 3 seats between them.
• Neither Daniell nor Bob sat in the 4^th seat.
• Neither Danielle nor Bob sat on the ends, and John did not wear pink
• The person in pink sat to immediately to the right of the person in blue.
• David wore red.

Your goal, by the next class period, is to figure out which student wore which color, and where they sat.

Submission

Turn this paper in at the beginning of the next class.

Post labs are to be done individually. Sharing files between students is not allowed. Doing so is an Academic Integrity violation, and will be treated as such.