A baker prepares six pastries — A through F — in order. B is prepared before E. D is prepared immediately after C. F is prepared first. A is prepared after D. Which could be the complete order?
✓ Correct Answer: Option D
F=1st. D immediately after C. B before E. A after D. A: F,C,D,B,A,E → D after C ✓, A after D ✓, B before E ✓. C: F,C,D,A,B,E → all constraints met ✓. Both work.
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