Mathematics · Logical Reasoning
Three children, Sam, John and Ann, are eating ice cream. Each child eats a different flavour from the available flavours: Chocolate, Strawberry, Butterscotch and Vanilla. Sam does not eat Vanilla. John does not eat Strawberry. Ann never eats Butterscotch. Chocolate and Butterscotch are not eaten together. Vanilla and Chocolate are eaten together. Consider the following combinations: 1. Sam-Strawberry, John-Butterscotch, Ann-Chocolate 2. Sam-Strawberry, John-Chocolate, Ann-Vanilla 3. Sam-Butterscotch, John-Chocolate, Ann-Strawberry 4. Sam-Chocolate, John-Vanilla, Ann-Strawberry Which of the above combinations could be correct?
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