[btownsquee]

I am not sure why I am getting this wrong. First of all, aren’t N and O supposed to be identical? They are both Colombian and they are both free agents.

I also made 4 scenarios for this game:
#1:
1: N/O
2: G,M,L,F
3:
Remaining: N/O which can go in 2 or 3

#2:
1: N/O
2: G,F
3: M,L
Remaining: N/O which can go in 2 or 3

#3:
1: N/O
2: M,L,F
3: H,G
Remaining: N/O which can go in 2 or 3

#4:
1:N/O
2:F
3:H,G,M,L
Remaining: N/O which can go in 2 or 3

Can you tell me how my reasoning is wrong? Based on my analysis, I got D for 1 and A for 2.

[LSAT Dan]

It seems you’ve overlooked that there are three coffees on stand 2, and three on stand 3 (“the other six will be…evenly split.”)

Additionally, there is a valid scenario where H is on stand 1.