Four people (Tammy, Marie, Edgar, and Pamela) with last names Lindros, Maciejewski, Borris, and Jones, each owned a number of flowers.
Each person was of a different occupation: mathematician, delivery person, banker, and janitor.
If each person owned one of the following amounts of flowers, (11, 17, 24, and 20) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many flowers each person owned?
Tammy, and Borris often watch fights at the janitor's place.
Tammy, Maciejewski, and Pamela were not the person who owned 11 flowers.
Marie is not the person who owned 20 flowers, nor has the last name Borris.
Lindros wasn't the person who owned 11 flowers. Neither did Pamela nor the banker.
Marie and Lindros once dated the janitor.
The person who owned 17 flowers, Lindros, and the banker have known each other for years.
The person who owned 17 flowers, Maciejewski, and the mathematician have known each other for years.
The mathematician isn't Pamela or the person who owned 11 flowers.
Jones isn't the mathematician or the person who owned 11 flowers.
The delivery person isn't Tammy or the person who owned 24 flowers.
The person who owned 24 flowers is not named Pamela or Lindros.
The mathematician, who owned 20 flowers, isn't Jones.
The delivery person isn't Tammy Lindros.
The mathematician, whose first name is Tammy, wasn't the person who owned 17 flowers.
Lin
Mac
Bor
Jon
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del
ban
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11
17
24
20
Tam
Mar
Edg
Pam
11
17
24
20
mat
del
ban
jan
Place a N in any square that is a definite "no" and a Y in any square that is a definite "yes". I give up!