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MCQ - 177-811

Five blue pennants and four yellow pennants are flown on a mast from top to bottom , numbered 1 through 9, respectively? A solid yellow pennant flies in place 7. Four of the pennants are solid in color, the others are striped. Two pennants are triangular. One triangular pennant flies in place 2, and the other flies next to it. No fewer than four of the blue pennants are always flying next to each other.
From the information given in the conditions for questions 18-22 the following diagram can be drawn:

Question:

Given all the yellow pennants flying next to one another, each of the following is possible EXCEPT

There is only one striped, blue, triangular pennant
There are two striped, blue, triangular pennants
There are three solid, yellow pennants
There are two striped, blue, triangular pennants
There is one striped, triangular, yellow pennant

Correct Answer: E

Explanation:

If all the yellow pennants fly next to each other, they will fly in place 5 through 9. Since the triangular pennants are either in places 1 and 2 or in places 2 and 3 , it is not possible for a yellow pennant to be triangular.

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