SOLUTION: five students-Joe,Kim,Linda,mark and nicole are enrolled in grades ranging from first to fifth. EACH STUDENT IS IN A DIFFERENT GRADE. MARK IS IN A LOWER GRADE THAN KIM NICOLE AN

Question 990654: five students-Joe,Kim,Linda,mark and nicole are enrolled in grades ranging from first to fifth.
EACH STUDENT IS IN A DIFFERENT GRADE.
MARK IS IN A LOWER GRADE THAN KIM
NICOLE AND LINDA ARE IN THE FIRST AND FIFTH GRADES ALTHOUGH NOT NECESSARILY IN THAT ORDER
Which of the following must be false?
a.Kim is in a lower grade than Nicole
b.Kim is in the second grade
c.Joe is in the second grade
d.Joe is in the third grade.
e.Kim is a higher grade than Joe
If Mark is in the third grade which of the following must be true/
A.Joe is in a higher grade than Kim.
B.Kim is in a lower grade than Nicole,
C.Nicole is in the first grade.
D.Joe is in a lower grade than Mar.
E.Linda is in the first grade.
Pls answer asap!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Don't type in all caps. It is the text message equivalent of shouting, therefore rude and annoying.

I'm not going to answer the question for you, but I will show you three of the six possibilities for the order of the five students.

Nicole     Nicole     Nicole
Joe        Kim        Kim
Kim        Joe        Mark 
Mark       Mark       Joe
Linda      Linda      Linda

Just swap the position of Nicole and Linda to get the other three possibilities.

John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it

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