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Three local bird-watching clubs-the Avian Club, the Songbird Society, and Urban Bird Lovers-are planning a joint expedition. No one is a member of more than one of the clubs.
At a meeting of the three clubs, Lee in the Avian Club, Helen in the Songbird Society, and Paul in Urban Bird Lovers were chosen as the expedition coordinators, responsible for selecting the time and place for the expedition. Each club member was instructed to email his or her preferences regarding the expedition directly to his or her own club's expedition coordinator within three days. After these three days, the coordinator was, immediately, to remind any member of his or her club who has failed to do so. It was agreed that the three coordinators should contact each other to coordinate.
Since the meeting, all communications about the expedition have been and will be by email. No such emails were sent before the meeting
At a meeting of the three clubs, Lee in the Avian Club, Helen in the Songbird Society, and Paul in Urban Bird Lovers were chosen as the expedition coordinators, responsible for selecting the time and place for the expedition. Each club member was instructed to email his or her preferences regarding the expedition directly to his or her own club's expedition coordinator within three days. After these three days, the coordinator was, immediately, to remind any member of his or her club who has failed to do so. It was agreed that the three coordinators should contact each other to coordinate.
Since the meeting, all communications about the expedition have been and will be by email. No such emails were sent before the meeting
Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
Difficulty:
15%
(low)
Question Stats:
76% (02:21) correct
24%
(02:26)
wrong
based on 1447
sessions
History
Date
Time
Result
Not Attempted Yet
For each of the three clubs, select Yes if the information provided indicates that the club has at least five members. Otherwise select No.
| Yes | No | |
| The Avian Club | ||
| The Songbird Society | ||
| Urban Bird Lovers |
Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
Difficulty:
25%
(medium)
Question Stats:
77% (01:36) correct
23%
(02:00)
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sessions
History
Date
Time
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Not Attempted Yet
Each of these three nodes in the diagram that represent the coordinators
| has more lines terminating with an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color | |
| has more lines terminating without an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color | |
| is more centrally positioned among the nodes of the same color than is any of the other nodes of the same color | |
| has a greater number of lines terminating, with or without an arrowhead, at the node than does any node other than these three, regardless of color | |
| has a greater number of lines connecting the node to nodes of different colors than does any node other than these three |
Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
Difficulty:
25%
(medium)
Question Stats:
74% (01:07) correct
26%
(01:12)
wrong
based on 1379
sessions
History
Date
Time
Result
Not Attempted Yet
For each of the following arrows in the diagram, select Yes if, based on the information provided, a club member's following instructions would help explain why that arrow appears in the diagram. Otherwise select No.
| Yes | No | |
| The arrow from Ali's node to Helen's | ||
| The arrow from Julia's node to Sonya's | ||
| The arrow from Carl's node to Paul's |
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Q1. For each of the three clubs, select Yes if the information provided indicates that the club has at least five members. Otherwise select No.
We can infer which color is which club from the names of the coordinators, so Black is "Avian", Blue is "[color=#000000]Urban Bird Lovers", Red is "The Songbird Society". Now we simply need to count the number of nodes of each type and tell if the count is greater than 5 or not.[/color]
Q2. Each of these three nodes in the diagram that represent the coordinators
A. has more lines terminating with an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color --> True we can directly see the co-ordinator nodes have more lines terminating on them.
B. has more lines terminating without an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color --> Helen has one and Julia has one so they are equal. Eliminate
C. is more centrally positioned among the nodes of the same color than is any of the other nodes of the same color --> Lee is not centrally positioned. Eliminate
D. has a greater number of lines terminating, with or without an arrowhead, at the node than does any node other than these three, regardless of color --> David has 4 but Lee has 3. Eliminate
E. has a greater number of lines connecting the node to nodes of different colors than does any node other than these three --> Lee doesn't connect to different color . Eliminate
Q3. For each of the following arrows in the diagram, select Yes if, based on the information provided, a club member's following instructions would help explain why that arrow appears in the diagram. Otherwise select No.
A. The arrow from Ali's node to Helen's --> Informing preference
B. The arrow from Julia's node to Sonya's --> Not inferable
C. The arrow from Carl's node to Paul's --> Not inferable
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We can infer which color is which club from the names of the coordinators, so Black is "Avian", Blue is "[color=#000000]Urban Bird Lovers", Red is "The Songbird Society". Now we simply need to count the number of nodes of each type and tell if the count is greater than 5 or not.[/color]
Q2. Each of these three nodes in the diagram that represent the coordinators
A. has more lines terminating with an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color --> True we can directly see the co-ordinator nodes have more lines terminating on them.
B. has more lines terminating without an arrowhead at the node than does any other node of the same color --> Helen has one and Julia has one so they are equal. Eliminate
C. is more centrally positioned among the nodes of the same color than is any of the other nodes of the same color --> Lee is not centrally positioned. Eliminate
D. has a greater number of lines terminating, with or without an arrowhead, at the node than does any node other than these three, regardless of color --> David has 4 but Lee has 3. Eliminate
E. has a greater number of lines connecting the node to nodes of different colors than does any node other than these three --> Lee doesn't connect to different color . Eliminate
Q3. For each of the following arrows in the diagram, select Yes if, based on the information provided, a club member's following instructions would help explain why that arrow appears in the diagram. Otherwise select No.
A. The arrow from Ali's node to Helen's --> Informing preference
B. The arrow from Julia's node to Sonya's --> Not inferable
C. The arrow from Carl's node to Paul's --> Not inferable
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Hi Swagatalaxmi,
Can you explain the answer to question 1 in detail? How do you derive the answer to question 1
Can you explain the answer to question 1 in detail? How do you derive the answer to question 1
Swagatalaxmi
You count the number of different colored circles as that represents the amount of people in each club. You can distinguish the individual clubs by looking at which coordinator belongs to which club.
aronbhati
Hi Bunuel,
can you please explain in Question 1.
LEE is getting only 3 emails how he got atleast 5
can you please explain in Question 1.
LEE is getting only 3 emails how he got atleast 5
Question 1:
Because we count members, not emails. There are five black nodes total, so the club has five people. How many emails Lee got is irrelevant to the club size.
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- Avian Club has five black-colored members: Lee, Kevin, Sal, John, Carl. So the answer is Yes.
- Songbird Society has six orange-colored members: Helen, Sonya, Julia, David, Alex, Ali. So the answer is Yes.
- Urban Bird Lovers has four blue-colored members: Paul, Lisa, Bill, Sue. So the answer is No.
arunbhati
Because we count members, not emails. There are five black nodes total, so the club has five people. How many emails Lee got is irrelevant to the club size.
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Hey can someone explain q3
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Question 3: For each of the following arrows in the diagram, select Yes if, based on the information provided, a club member's following instructions would help explain why that arrow appears in the diagram. Otherwise select No.
The task is to check each arrow and ask: could this email exist just because someone followed the instructions (members email their own coordinator; coordinators email each other)? If yes, mark Yes. If it would require emailing someone outside those rules, mark No.
• The arrow from Ali's node to Helen's
Ali and Helen are in the same club, and Helen is that club’s coordinator. Members were instructed to email their preferences to their own coordinator, so an email from Ali to Helen fits the instructions.
Answer: Yes.
• The arrow from Julia's node to Sonya's
Julia and Sonya are in the same club, but Sonya is not the coordinator. The instruction is to send preferences to the club’s coordinator (Helen), not to another regular member, so this arrow is not explained by following instructions.
Answer: No.
• The arrow from Carl's node to Paul's
Carl is in Lee’s club, but Paul is the coordinator of a different club. A regular member should email only their own coordinator (Carl to Lee), and only coordinators are supposed to contact each other (Lee to Paul). So Carl emailing Paul is not explained by following instructions.
Answer: No.
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