• 1. Eric did not give a presentation on President Carter.
  • 2. The student whose presentation lasted 15 minutes received a C.
  • 3. Of the student whose presentation lasted 15 minutes, and the student who received a C-, one was Josh, and the other gave a presentation on President Hoover.
  • 4. Eric's presentation lasted 11 minutes.
  • 5. The student who spoke about President Johnson spoke 4 minutes less than the student who received a B.
  • 6. Of the student who spoke for 7 minutes, and the student who got an A on their assignment, one spoke about President Reagan and the other was Eric
  • 7. Of the five students, there was Paul, the student whose presentation lasted 7 minutes, the student who received an A, the student who received a C- and the student who spoke the longest.
  • 8. The student whose presentation was on President Johnson spoke 2 minutes longer than Jack
  • 1. Eric did not give a presentation on President Carter.
  • 2. The student whose presentation lasted 15 minutes received a C.
  • 3. Of the student whose presentation lasted 15 minutes, and the student who received a C-, one was Josh, and the other gave a presentation on President Hoover.
  • 4. Eric's presentation lasted 11 minutes.
  • 5. The student who spoke about President Johnson spoke 4 minutes less than the student who received a B.
  • 6. Of the student who spoke for 7 minutes, and the student who got an A on their assignment, one spoke about President Reagan and the other was Eric
  • 7. Of the five students, there was Paul, the student whose presentation lasted 7 minutes, the student who received an A, the student who received a C- and the student who spoke the longest.
  • 8. The student whose presentation was on President Johnson spoke 2 minutes longer than Jack

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