alleryExactly one of A,B holds. B requires C; C requires exactly one of D,E; D requires A; E excludes C. Which cannot hold?
AA
BE
CB
DD
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. B
B would force C,then D because E excludes C,then A, contradicting exactly one of A,B.
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