Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

Ten jugglers, B, D, F, H, J, L, N, P, R, and T perform at three different circuses, Empire Circus, Kingdom Circus, and Royal Circus. The colours of the balls that they juggle with are Red, Green, and Blue. Each juggler juggles with only one particular colour of balls. The number of balls that each juggler uses to stage their respective act is different for each juggler. That is, the quantity of balls used by each juggler is unique in number.  All the information given are not necessarily in the same order.

L and B perform either for Empire Circus or for Kingdom Circus. F and R do not perform at Empire Circus or Kingdom Circus. All the three colours of balls are used at the Royal Circus. The number of green balls that L performs with is numerically equal to the positive square root of 196. The number of red balls used by R is 1 more than the number of balls used by H. P and T perform with the same colour of balls and at the same circus with P using more balls than T. The number of blue balls that H performs with at the Royal Circus is equivalent to the square of the fifth number in the natural number series. P and T do not juggle with blue or green balls. The number of balls used by F is 3 less than the number of balls used by R. D and T, both perform at the Kingdom Circus with D doing so with 8 blue balls. The sum of the balls used by P and T together is 11 and their difference is 3. J and B are partners in a juggling act performed at the Empire Circus and both them use a combined number of 28 blue and green balls where J performs with 17 blue balls. N, who performs with 16 red balls, doesn't perform at the Kingdom Circus or the Royal Circus.