Brain Teasers for Dimers :)

@saiterikripa wrote:




Can you tell what this is a picture of?

is it cow ?
@saiterikripa

@FanDroid wrote:

We’ll light the first rope from both ends. It should then take 30 minutes to burn.
Then we divide the second rope into 2 equal parts and burn them at the same time. It will take 15 minutes to burn.
Hence we measure a period of 45 minutes

wrong answer plz read question again it specifies
it doesn’t have to burn at a uniform rate. In other words, half the rope may burn in the first five minutes, and then the other half would take 55 minutes

@kinghimanshu wrote:

@FanDroid wrote:

We’ll light the first rope from both ends. It should then take 30 minutes to burn.
Then we divide the second rope into 2 equal parts and burn them at the same time. It will take 15 minutes to burn.
Hence we measure a period of 45 minutes

wrong answer plz read question again it specifies
it doesn’t have to burn at a uniform rate. In other words, half the rope may burn in the first five minutes, and then the other half would take 55 minutes

we shall light both the ropes at same time, 1st rope light it from both ends, 2nd rope light it from one end.

when 1st rope finishes , which is in 30 mins., then light other end of the 2nd rope, which will take 15 more mins to finish it off.
So total 30+15 = 45 mins

@charantaj wrote:

@kinghimanshu wrote:

@FanDroid wrote:

We’ll light the first rope from both ends. It should then take 30 minutes to burn.
Then we divide the second rope into 2 equal parts and burn them at the same time. It will take 15 minutes to burn.
Hence we measure a period of 45 minutes

wrong answer plz read question again it specifies
it doesn’t have to burn at a uniform rate. In other words, half the rope may burn in the first five minutes, and then the other half would take 55 minutes

we shall light both the ropes at same time, 1st rope light it from both ends, 2nd rope light it from one end.

when 1st rope finishes , which is in 30 mins., then light other end of the 2nd rope, which will take 15 more mins to finish it off.
So total 30+15 = 45 mins

Only 2 % could solve this Question

What is 3/7 chicken,
1/2 goat and
2/3 cat..?

Mindbender !!!!

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

Only 2 % could solve this Question


What is 3/7 chicken,
1/2 goat and
2/3 cat..?


Chicago.

@now available wrote:

is it cow ?
@saiterikripa

Yes Sorry I saw just now.

@kirankumar143 wrote:

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

Only 2 % could solve this Question


What is 3/7 chicken,
1/2 goat and
2/3 cat..?


Chicago

= bola

IQ level test question :

A man wanted to enter a club. Every member knew the password.
The man was hidden beside the wall & tried to listen the password.

A member came, watchman said ‘12’
Member replied 6.
Watchman opened the door.

Another member came, watchman said 6
Member replied 3.
Watchman opened the door.

Man thought he got the password.
He went at door, watchman said 8, Man replied 4. Watchman didnt opened the door.

What was the PASSWORD???

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

IQ level test question :

A man wanted to enter a club. Every member knew the password.
The man was hidden beside the wall & tried to listen the password.

A member came, watchman said ‘12’
Member replied 6.
Watchman opened the door.

Another member came, watchman said 6
Member replied 3.
Watchman opened the door.

Man thought he got the password.
He went at door, watchman said 8, Man replied 4. Watchman didnt opened the door.

What was the PASSWORD???

5 (number of letters in the word said by the watchman when you spell it)

To Pay or Not to Pay?

Few centuries ago, a Law teacher came across a student who was willing to learn but was unable to pay the fees.

The student struck a deal saying, “I will pay your fee the day I win my first case in the court.”

Teacher agreed and proceeded with the law course. When the course was finished and teacher started pestering the student to pay up the fee, the student reminded him of the deal and pushed days.

Fed up with this, the teacher decided to sue the student in the court of law and both of them decided to argue for themselves.

The teacher put forward his argument saying, “If I win this case,as per the court of law, the student has to pay me as the case is about his non-payment of dues. And if I lose the case, student will still pay me because he would have won his first case. So either way I will have to get the money.”

Equally brilliant student argued back saying, “If I win the case, as per the court of law, I don’t have to pay anything to the teacher as the case is about my non-payment of dues. And if I lose the case, I don’t have to pay him because I haven’t won my first case yet, So either way, I am not going to pay the teacher anything.”

This is one of the greatest paradoxes ever recorded in history.

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

Fill the 3Gallon jug >> empty it in 5Gallon jug >> again fill the 3Gallon jug >> fill the 5Gallon jug full first tym 3Gallon already poured so only manage to pour 2Gallon more so 1Gallon will left in the 3Gallon jug. 😃

@N-5130 wrote:

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

Fill the 3Gallon jug >> empty it in 5Gallon jug >> again fill the 3Gallon jug >> fill the 5Gallon jug full first tym 3Gallon already poured so only manage to pour 2Gallon more so 1Gallon will left in the 3Gallon jug. 😃

= bola

Good morning bhaisab!

Mubarak ho @N-5130 Subedar ban gaye

@thrifty_indian wrote:

Mubarak ho @N-5130 Subedar ban gaye

😂😂 धन्यवाद् (Thank you)

A puzzle for master solvers.
100 people standing in a circle in an order 1 to 100.

No.1 has a sword 🔪

@opium

@Achilles

@Aarya

@yasua tamto@

He kills next person (i.e. no. 2) and gives sword to next to next (i.e no.3). All of them do the same until only 1 survives. Which number survives at the last?

Solve the prob…..very interesting …

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

A puzzle for master solvers.
100 people standing in a circle in an order 1 to 100.

No.1 has a sword 🔪

@opium

@Achilles

@Aarya

@yasua tamto@



He kills next person (i.e. no. 2) and gives sword to next to next (i.e no.3). All of them do the same until only 1 survives. Which number survives at the last?

Solve the prob…..very interesting …

I think Number 1 ??

@Aarya wrote:

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

A puzzle for master solvers.
100 people standing in a circle in an order 1 to 100.

No.1 has a sword 🔪

@opium

@Achilles

@Aarya

@yasua tamto@



He kills next person (i.e. no. 2) and gives sword to next to next (i.e no.3). All of them do the same until only 1 survives. Which number survives at the last?

Solve the prob…..very interesting …

I think Number 1 ??

how did you deduce to that, also kindly help in thought process??

@B@R_0_0_D wrote:

A puzzle for master solvers.
100 people standing in a circle in an order 1 to 100.

No.1 has a sword 🔪

He kills next person (i.e. no. 2) and gives sword to next to next (i.e no.3). All of them do the same until only 1 survives. Which number survives at the last?

Solve the prob…..very interesting …

others please do not look t it yet, if not confident of having already solved.

@B@R_0_0_D wrote: first I was stuck, as missed the part that; a] it is a circle and b] the loop will continue

so initially I was puzzled that all even places die.

then I re-read:

and without cheating (no external help/google)

I created the formulae of elimination and got this >>

download xlsx http://1drv.ms/1...P1 or http://1drv.ms/1...xn

or xls http://1drv.ms/1...RI

I removed the formulae or the logic, but it can be up-scaled to even bgger number loop.

is this method/ logic right Barood??

after solving it in excel I tried to search internet but all the coding based logic or maths forum people had used integral logic and stuff.

@yasue tomita wrote:

…
I removed the formulae or the logic, but it can be up-scaled to even bgger number loop.

is this method/ logic right Barood??

after solving it in excel I tried to search internet but all the coding based logic or maths forum people had used integral logic and stuff.

I could foresee the iterations in the loop but I was too lazy and uninterested to write it down manually and come to the number that you did. That seems 100% correct to me and, if I was interested in solving this, I would have done it the same way.

By the way, I am interested to see the Excel formula that you applied to this problem.

एक दुकान में 1 रुपये की 3 चॉकलेट मिलती है,
और चॉकलेट के तीनो कवर वापस देने पर वो 1 चॉकलेट
फ्री देता है
तो बताओ कि 45 रुपये में
कितनी चॉकलेट आयेगी

@marketdimer wrote:

एक दुकान में 1 रुपये की 3 चॉकलेट मिलती है,
और चॉकलेट के तीनो कवर वापस देने पर वो 1 चॉकलेट
फ्री देता है
तो बताओ कि 45 रुपये में
कितनी चॉकलेट आयेगी

45*3 + 45 + 15+5+1+1

@chiraggyl170 wrote:

@marketdimer wrote:

एक दुकान में 1 रुपये की 3 चॉकलेट मिलती है,
और चॉकलेट के तीनो कवर वापस देने पर वो 1 चॉकलेट
फ्री देता है
तो बताओ कि 45 रुपये में
कितनी चॉकलेट आयेगी

45*3 + 45 + 15+5+1+1

most people forget to count last 1.

@marketdimer wrote:

एक दुकान में 1 रुपये की 3 चॉकलेट मिलती है,
और चॉकलेट के तीनो कवर वापस देने पर वो 1 चॉकलेट
फ्री देता है
तो बताओ कि 45 रुपये में
कितनी चॉकलेट आयेगी

Dhansu performance pepper fry
Jyada mach uchlo unique dp ke liye.
Some dimer is cloning. every one.

@MrDimer All day puzzles solve kar rahe kya? Koi post like ka notification aaya tha din me iss thread me se.. recent comment b hai..