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You can access the full video explanation for this entire game by clicking on the "play button" on the top right-hand corner of the screen. Here's a summary of what we go over in the video: so first we need to determine which partner N can make the same amount of money as. We know that N makes less than K and L, however the rest are up for grabs. This means that the earliest N can come in is right before F (making the same amount as I), and the latest that N can show up is last (making the same as H). All of the answer choices can be true except for answer choice (D). Regardless of where N goes, L is always going to make more money than H. We know from rule #2 that L makes more money than N (L>N). If N makes the same amount as I, F, M, G or H, L will always make more money than N. We know from our deductions that either H or N has the lowest salary, but in this scenario, if N makes the lowest salary, N will be sharing this lowest spot with H (since our condition from this question is that N has the same salary as another partner). Thus, no matter what, L will always make more money than H, meaning answer choice (D) must be false. Hope that was helpful! Please let us know if you have any other questions.