Logic puzzles
Posted: November 17th, 2020, 1:16 pm
In addition to Moosey's puzzle, I shall present the following problem: You are given thirteen coins and told that one of those coins is false. The only way to figure out which coin is false is by detecting its different in weight from the genuine coins using a balance scale, but you don't know whether the false coin is heavier or lighter than a genuine coin. How can you find out which coin is false while only using the balance scale three times?MathAndCode wrote: November 17th, 2020, 1:13 pmI'm going to make a topic for logic puzzles so that you can post the complete problem there.Moosey wrote: November 17th, 2020, 1:08 pmthere are, however, districts, and they are drawn in a way so that each district has a color. The man with the shovel was not in the yellow district, and either the blue district or the green district contained the axe-wielder. The ultimate results of the election may come down to the german who is either in the red district or the yellow district.