Answer Happy

EXTRA CREDIT: 5 POINTS! LET'S TEST THOSE ANALYTICAL SKILLS! Mr. White and Jessie have been cooking up batches of crystal meth! Although they usually cook together, Jessie took some initiative and quit smoking weed and playing Xbox just long enough to cook up his own version of meth. Unlike Mr. Whites baby blue meth, some of Jessie's meth batches turned out to be light gray and some batches turned out to light yellow. Once Mr. White saw these inferior batches he refused to comingle his baby blue with the gray and yellow. Therefore, they decided to separate the different colored batches into separate containers. They have 6 containers and those containers are kept in 3 separate storage units. Each of the 3 colors of crystal meth is represented at least once among the 6 containers. Each of the 6 containers is kept in one of three storage units. Here is additional info that is needed to solve the puzzle: 2 containers of meth are kept in each storage unit. At least one baby blue meth container is kept in the same storage unit as Jessie's light gray. Mr. Whites baby blue meth is kept in a different storage unit from Jessie's light yellow meth. According to the info above, which of the flowing statements must be false? I. Four of the containers have baby blue meth in them. II. Four of the containers have Jessie's light yellow meth. III. Four of the containers have Jessie's light gray meth (A) I only (B) III only (C) I and II only (D) II and III only (E) I, II, and III