[Mike Kim]

Lumber Solutions

1. N. We have no information about how much lumber is discounted.
2. N. The amount of E wood + non E wood outside could be greater than the amount of E wood inside.
3. Y. All plywood is exact cut, and no exact cut wood is discounted, so no plywood is discounted.
4. N. All plywood is exact cut, and no exact cut wood can be discounted, so no plywood is discounted.
5. Y. All the plywood is exact cut, and this puts us at exactly 50% of wood being exact cut. We know that some lumber is exact cut, and so adding whatever that amount is to 50% will create a majority.
6. Y. All plywood is exact cut, and no exact cut wood is discounted, so no plywood is discounted.
7. N. Of the exact cut wood split up between inside and outside, we don’t know how much of what stayed inside is plywood and how much lumber.
8. N. Same reason as above. Could be true that amount of exact cut plywood outside is greater than total amount of exact cut and non-exact cut lumber outside.
9. Y. We know majority are cut to exact dimensions, and these cannot be discounted, and so we know the majority cannot be discounted.
10. N. We don’t know enough about the amount of non-exact cut wood or discounted wood inside to make this assessment.