Q. No. 85

Analytical Reasoning: Mixing Vat Settings (Q.85)
Analytical Reasoning Question No. 85
The mixing vat in a factory receives liquid ingredients through 6 separate boxes— labeled L, M, N, O, P, and Q—each of which has exactly two settings: green and blue. The mixing-vat operator must ensure that each box is set green or blue according to the following conditions:

1. If N is green, both M and Q must be blue.
2. L and Q cannot both be blue at the same time.
3. If P is blue, Q must also be blue.
4. M and O cannot both be green at the same time.
1. If Q is green, which of the following must be true?
  • (A) L is green.
  • (B) M is green.
  • (C) N is green.
  • (D) O is green.
  • (E) P is green.
2. If L is blue and O is green, which of the following must be true?
  • (A) M is green.
  • (B) N is green.
  • (C) N is blue.
  • (D) P is blue.
  • (E) Q is blue.
3. If the maximum numbers of boxes that can be blue at the same time are blue, which of the following must be true?
  • (A) L is green
  • (B) M is green.
  • (C) N is green.
  • (D) Q is green.
  • (E) All boxes are blue.
4. Which of the following, if given to the mixing-vat operator as an instruction, would NOT determine the setting of any other box?
  • (A) M must be green
  • (B) N must be green
  • (C) O must be green
  • (D) M must be blue
  • (E) P must be blue
📌 Constraint Recap
RuleLogical Equivalent / Meaning
1. N green → (M blue ∧ Q blue)If N is green → M & Q are forced blue
2. ¬(L blue ∧ Q blue)L and Q cannot both be blue
3. P blue → Q blueIf P blue then Q must be blue
4. ¬(M green ∧ O green)M and O cannot both be green
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