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Annette X X X X . x x x Barbara X X . Cathy 5 2 . Boston X X . x . x Chicago Denver We now know the solution to the problem: Alfred and Annette live in Denver with two children, Mickey and Barbara live in Boston with three children, Dirk and Cathy live in Chicago with one child. Sometimes, you may have to go back over the clues a second or third time to extract more information. However, guessing is never required and logic must prevail. For other types of logic problems, the difficulty is in knowing which clue or clues to start with Since this may be more complex, hints are provided to assist you. Now it's your turn to demonstrate your decision-making skills. Good luck! Logic Problem #1: Types of Contracts 91 In the figure below are six different contract types for six different project managers. From the clues under the figure, determine the contract type for each project manager and their position in the figure. Knowledge of each type of contract is essential to solve the problem Project Manager: Jane, Richard, Paul, Frank, Tim, Alice Contract Type: Cost plus percentage of cost (CPPC), firm fixed price (FFP). cost plus incentive fee (CPIF), fixed price incentive fee (FPIF), cost plus fixed fee (CPFF), time and materials (T&M) 2 3 PM PM PM TYPE TYPE TYPE 5 PM PM PM TYPE TYPE TYPE Clues: 1. The contract type that today is illegal in the government is located in position 4 in the diagram 2. Tim's project has a contract that contains a "ceiling" and "floor" on profits. 3. Alice's contract is in an even-numbered position in the diagram. 4. The two incentive-type contracts are located in different rows in the figure and hor- izontally adjacent to only one other contract and both of the adjacent contracts are for projects managed by female project managers