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Logical Puzzle – At what time train leaves?

June 26, 2017 by puzzler Leave a Comment

Lonnie is taking the train to the Library. He tells Rosti the hour of his train’s departure and he tells Ann at which minute it leaves. He also tells them both that the train leaves between 0600 and 1000.

They consult the timetable and find the following services between those two time: 0632 0643 0650 0717 0746 0819 0832 0917 0919 0950

Rosti then says “I don’t know when Lonnie’s train leaves but i am sure that neither does Ann”

Ann Replies “I didn’t know his train, but now i do”

Rosti responds “Now I do as well!”

When is Lonnie’s train and how do you know?
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Logic Puzzle: Pigeonhole Principle

June 22, 2017 by puzzler Leave a Comment

Consider that,

A – always says Truth

B – always lies

C – sometimes lies

D – deaf and dumb

What is maximum questions you need to ask each to determine who is ABCD?
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Hour glass problem

June 19, 2017 by Neha Waghmare 3 Comments

You are given two hour glass which can measure 4 and 7 min respectively. now you have to calculate 9 min using these two hour glass (Note: you have to calculate it at a stretch)
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King and the Traveller Puzzle

June 13, 2017 by Mohit Godara 1 Comment

A very intelligent and kind Traveller was trapped by a King, King wants to check his intelligence and kindness at the same time.

So he sets up a scenario where he asks traveller to play the “Sword Killing” game.

In this game ’N’ number of people have to stand in a circle in an order 1 to ’N’ and someone of them has a Sword, so when the game starts the person with the sword kills the left adjacent person and passes the sword to the next person, next person do the same again and this keeps on going until only one person survives at the end.
For example: – At starting, Person at 18th position have the sword, and the game starts, then the 18th position person kills 19th position person and passes sword to 20th position person, 20th person kills 21st person and passes sword to 22nd person and so on till only one person survives.

The twist King makes is that, he make the traveller stand at 489th position in the circle, and asks traveller to choose any number of people he wants to make stand in the circle, where traveller’s position will be fixed (489th) and also gave him option for starting this game from any position (Sword Initially with this position) . The basic rules for the game still remains same.

Given:
==>> SP (Starting Position): – Position of person the game starts from.
e.g. if SP=103 >> At starting Person at 103th position have the sword, and the game starts in a way that he kills 104 and passes it to 105 and so on till only one survives, which in this case should be 489th position person.
==>> N :- Total no. of people standing in the circle at the starting. N includes traveller as well.
For e.g. if N=500, it includes person standing at 489(or the traveller himself).
It is also understandable that N>=489
==>> Traveller is very Kind and wants to kill least no. of people as possible. Although he is kind but he prioritises his life over others.
i.e. he wants to save himself, but by killing minimum no. of people.

So you need to determine what would be value of N and SP, if Traveller wants to prove his kindness and intelligence.

Check your answer:
Value of N

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Starting position

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Four wise men with hats puzzle

June 5, 2017 by Ionel Rata 1 Comment

Four wise men are wearing Black and White hats so that each of them can only see the others’ hats.

They are told that at least one of their hats is white and at least one is black.

Asked, in turn, if they can tell the color of their own hat?

The first wise man says no, then the second wise man says no, but then the third wise man could give the right answer.

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Cars Math Puzzle – How many cars in the parking ?

May 20, 2017 by puzzler 2 Comments

One-tenth of the cars in a car park are yellow. Another car arrives and now one-ninth of the cars are yellow.

How many cars are now in the car park?

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lets say there are total x cars, thus
x/10 number of cars are yellow initially.

as yellow car’s percent increases from 1/10th to 1/9th after new car arrives, so new car must be a yellow car.
So we can form this equation

1 + x/10 = (x+1)/9

Now we just need to solve this equation
on multiplying both sides by 9*10 =>
9*10 + 9x = 10x + 10
90 – 10 = 10x – 9x
x = 80

So there were 8 yellow cars initially among a total of 80 cars(i.e. 1/10th)
and a new yellow cars comes making 9 yellow cars in total of 81 cars.(i.e. 1/9th)

So answer to the question is 81. there are a total of 81 cars now.

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Name a soap Riddle

May 17, 2017 by puzzler 1 Comment

name a soap which first alphabet is cut then it make a girl name.
if cut last alphabet then it make a movie name.
and if cut first and last alphabet it makes a cream name.

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How many filled bottles can be collected?

May 11, 2017 by puzzler 4 Comments

A shopkeeper gives a full bottle of soft drink in return for five empty bottles. A guy has 77 empty bottles and he can use them to get full soft drink bottles.

How many filled bottles will he be able to collect?


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77 empty bottles= 15 filled bottle+2 empty bottle
15+2 empty bottles=3 filled +2 empty bottles
3+2 empty bottles=1 filled bottle
i.e. total filled bottle are 15+3+1=19

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Bar with 25 seats

April 20, 2017 by puzzler 6 Comments

There is a bar with 25 seats in a line. The people there are anti-social so when they walk in the bar, they always try to find a seat farthest away from others. If one person walks in and find there is no seat are adjacent to nobody, that person will walk away. The bar owner wants as many people as possible. The owner can tell the first customer where to sit. all the other customers will pick the farthest possible seat from others.
So where should the first customer sit?
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IF 1=2, 2 = 10, 3 = 30, 4=68 Then 5 =?

April 5, 2017 by Anuj Shrotriya 8 Comments

Number Puzzle #171

IF

1=2

2=10

3=30

4=68

Then 5 = ?

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Answer: 130
Explanation:

1=(1x1x1)+1=2
2=(2x2x2)+2=10
1=(3x3x3)+3=30
4=(4x4x4)+4=68
5=(5x5x5)+5=130

answered by Mohammad khalid!!

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