RIDDLES -- Dimag ki batti jalao

dkumars said:
Is this simply a tukka or did u really solve it ???

what i feel is, there is no simple trick here and some equation is needed to form and solve the puzzle...:confused::confused::confused:
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I tried to solve it with my simple mind.:)....now lets see what the quizmaster has to say.... Pass or Fail.....:confused:
 
neels said:
7......???
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Yes ! you got it right !!

Bhai devendra it was very simple riddle.. see! there are total of 52 cards right.. and it says that no of cards are dealt equal to the squares of players, participating in the game..

So simply think the maximum no. which we can have perfect square equal to or less then 52 that could be only 49 that means the no is 7.. hence the maximum no of players will be 7.
 
A quack – Dr Fool’s Paradise – fools his customers by claiming to predict future using a unique method. He has three parrots kept in three different cages. Each cages has three cards with a single non-zero digit inscribed on every card. No two cards have the same number and no cage contains two cards with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of three cards in the first cage is greater by two than the total in the second cage and by four than that of the third cage. When a customer asks for his prediction, the quack lets out the three parrots which randomly picks one card out of their respective cages. Before the perdiction is made, the quack totals the digits on the three picked cards and charges the customer the same number of rupees as the total of the cards. One day a customer paid seven rupees for his prediction.

Then What is the lowest payment possible ?
 
mukeshkumar007 said:
A quack – Dr Fool’s Paradise – fools his customers by claiming to predict future using a unique method. He has three parrots kept in three different cages. Each cages has three cards with a single non-zero digit inscribed on every card. No two cards have the same number and no cage contains two cards with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of three cards in the first cage is greater by two than the total in the second cage and by four than that of the third cage. When a customer asks for his prediction, the quack lets out the three parrots which randomly picks one card out of their respective cages. Before the perdiction is made, the quack totals the digits on the three picked cards and charges the customer the same number of rupees as the total of the cards. One day a customer paid seven rupees for his prediction.

Then What is the lowest payment possible ?
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.......... 6
 
vijay said:
.......... 6
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Yes, That is true!

Now lets solve this one..

In a military operation the following are the codes used. "Entering Enemy Zone" is coded as "Get me in ", "Restricted Area " is coded as "Let Out" and "Enemy Convey Enterning Area " is coded as "You Get Out In". How would the statement "Convey Entering Restricted Zone" be possibly coded as ?



Please solve it keeping the time constraint in Mind..:) Must be solved in 2 minutes at maximum :)
 
mukeshkumar007 said:
Yes, That is true!

Now lets solve this one..

In a military operation the following are the codes used. "Entering Enemy Zone" is coded as "Get me in ", "Restricted Area " is coded as "Let Out" and "Enemy Convey Enterning Area " is coded as "You Get Out In". How would the statement "Convey Entering Restricted Zone" be possibly coded as ?



Please solve it keeping the time constraint in Mind..:) Must be solved in 2 minutes at maximum :)
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Kya "You Get Let Me" Hai ji bhaiya ji ?
 
shwetadhaka said:
Solve to tumhaare diye time se kam me hi kar liya tha ji, par pata nai sahi hai ya galat masterji......... dar lag raha hai....... aap dandaa wandaa to use nai karte na ji...
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Acha hai..Acha Hai.. Bhot acha hai...You got it right.. There will be two possible code for this

1. You Get Let Me
2. You Let me in.

very good :)


chalo ab yeh solve karo

A and B play a game of alternate seletion of cards from 10 cards. Each player has to pick at least one card, but not more than 4 cards. The person picking the last single card loses. If A starts, how many cards should he pick initially so that he always wins irrespective of B's strategy ?

Maximum Time : 2min
 
mukeshkumar007 said:
Acha hai..Acha Hai.. Bhot acha hai...You got it right.. There will be two possible code for this

1. You Get Let Me
2. You Let me in.

very good :)


chalo ab yeh solve karo

A and B play a game of alternate seletion of cards from 10 cards. Each player has to pick at least one card, but not more than 4 cards. The person picking the last single card loses. If A starts, how many cards should he pick initially so that he always wins irrespective of B's strategy ?

Maximum Time : 2min
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Oh aap to sach me masterji ban gaye !!
 
mukeshkumar007 said:
Acha hai..Acha Hai.. Bhot acha hai...You got it right.. There will be two possible code for this

1. You Get Let Me
2. You Let me in.

very good :)


chalo ab yeh solve karo

A and B play a game of alternate seletion of cards from 10 cards. Each player has to pick at least one card, but not more than 4 cards. The person picking the last single card loses. If A starts, how many cards should he pick initially so that he always wins irrespective of B's strategy ?

Maximum Time : 2min
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4
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