[unicornchainsaw]

Hi,
Looking at the first grouping, the my diagram was
F–> L–> S (cp: /S–>/L /S–>/F /L–>/F)
T–> S & R (cp: /S or /R –> /T)
/F–> J (cp:/J–>F) (if this was diagramed as F–>/J or J–>/F then both F and J could be out, and it says one of them must attend)

So the last statement “If Sarah does not attend, Jessica will” should be provable .
/S–>/F AND /F–>J

What am I missing?

Thank you so much for your help!!!

-Amity

[Mike Kim]

Hi Amity — I think what threw you off was how you translated “Leon will only attend if Sarah does not.” — should be L -> /S. All your other notations seem good —

Hope that clears things up and let me know if you need anything else — MK

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