For problem number 6, could the solution Cube One: 1, 2, 4, 0, 5, 6 and Cube Two: 3, 1, 2, 7, 8, 0 also be acceptable? Please clarify if there are any mistakes in this alternate answer.
Anonymous
28 February 2011
Another answer to question no 6 could be 5^5,000,000,000 as the question defines that all left hands have five fingers per hand.
Anonymous
12 May 2011
The solution to puzzle number six seems to require adding the number of fingers on each person's hand before multiplying, which feels like a stretch to fit into the series.
Anonymous
28 February 2012
Currently, the Earth's population is about seven billion, not five billion.
Anonymous
12 August 2012
Number six could also be a step-father, since it doesn't say the gender and the child is still legally his son.
Anonymous
19 February 2013
Question 6 is logically incorrect unless you count the fingerless person as the last multiplication function.
Anonymous
5 October 2013
You might as well include the 9; since there isn't a day of the month in 00.
Anonymous
27 October 2014
The question "Is the door which leads to freedom also the door which is guarded by the robot who only tells the truth?" provides the same answer as the question "Are you guarding the door that leads to freedom?"
Anonymous
19 March 2015
Ask any of the robots if he is a robot. If the robot says no, it is lying; otherwise, it is not. Then choose any one door and ask the other about the door. If it lies, choose the door; else walk through the same door.
Anonymous
19 March 2015
An alternative solution to The Double Jeopardy Doors is to ask any robot if it is a robot. If it says no, it is lying; if it says yes, it is telling the truth. Then, choose one door and ask the other robot about it.
Anonymous
2 March 2016
This question has multiple answers. For example, if I ask one robot if he is a robot, then I know if he is a liar.
Anonymous
25 December 2016
The answer to the puzzle is likely '2' because the number on the dice does not affect the outcome.
Anonymous
31 August 2017
The wording of question six is unclear and needs improvement to enhance user experience.
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Puzzle #6 is correct, but I find it quite silly.
For problem number 6, could the solution Cube One: 1, 2, 4, 0, 5, 6 and Cube Two: 3, 1, 2, 7, 8, 0 also be acceptable? Please clarify if there are any mistakes in this alternate answer.
Another answer to question no 6 could be 5^5,000,000,000 as the question defines that all left hands have five fingers per hand.
The solution to puzzle number six seems to require adding the number of fingers on each person's hand before multiplying, which feels like a stretch to fit into the series.
Currently, the Earth's population is about seven billion, not five billion.
Number six could also be a step-father, since it doesn't say the gender and the child is still legally his son.
Question 6 is logically incorrect unless you count the fingerless person as the last multiplication function.
You might as well include the 9; since there isn't a day of the month in 00.
The question "Is the door which leads to freedom also the door which is guarded by the robot who only tells the truth?" provides the same answer as the question "Are you guarding the door that leads to freedom?"
Ask any of the robots if he is a robot. If the robot says no, it is lying; otherwise, it is not. Then choose any one door and ask the other about the door. If it lies, choose the door; else walk through the same door.
An alternative solution to The Double Jeopardy Doors is to ask any robot if it is a robot. If it says no, it is lying; if it says yes, it is telling the truth. Then, choose one door and ask the other robot about it.
This question has multiple answers. For example, if I ask one robot if he is a robot, then I know if he is a liar.
The answer to the puzzle is likely '2' because the number on the dice does not affect the outcome.
The wording of question six is unclear and needs improvement to enhance user experience.
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