- AAsha
- BBilal
- CChitra
- DDev
Step-by-Step Solution
Count the counters: Asha 9, Bilal 11, Chitra 15, Dev 21. , but 11 is prime, so it fits only in one row.
Answer: B) Bilal
Each child laid out their counters in a single row, as shown. Whose counters can NOT be rearranged into a rectangle with 2 or more rows?
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