Solve the Jackals and coyotes problem from page 267 again. All six of them start

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Solve the Jackals and coyotes problem from page 267 again. All six of them start on the same side of the river, but this time, although all three of the coyotes can operate the boat, only one of the jackals can operate the boat. Three playing cards from an ordinary deck of 52 cards lie facedown in a row. There is a queen to the right of a jack. There is a queen to the left of a queen. There is a diamond to the left of a heart. There is a diamond to the right of a diamond. What are the three cards? A family of five, consisting of mom, dad and three kids (Alyse, Jeremy and kevin), went to a baseball game. They had a little trouble deciding who was to sit where. Alyse would not sit next to either of her brothers. Kevin had to sit next to dad. Mom wanted to sit on the aisle but not next to any of the children, although she could sit next to her daughter as needed. How was the seating arranged?

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mom alyse dad kevin jeremy

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