Q. 1. Puzzle Measure 4L using given 3 buckets Suppose you have 8L, 5L and a 3L bucket with you. The buckets have no measurement lines on them and you are asked to measure exactly 4L of water using the three buckets. How could you measure exactly 4L water using only those buckets and provided you have as much extra water as you need?
Q.2. How many times can you subtract the number 5 from 35?
Q.3. Before the days of motor cars, a man rode into town on his horse. He arrived on Sunday, spent three days in town and left on Sunday. How is that possible?
Q.4. A man drove his Innova car all the way from source to Destination only to discover at the end of the trip that he had a punctured tyre from the very start. Yet his Innova car was not at all affected by it? How is this possible?
Q.5. The secret agency Tycoon emailed some code to its agent 006. They are "RACECAR, MURDRUM, SAGAS, ATTACK, and REPAPER". Leaving one which is fake, all other words have something in common. Can you help in finding the fake word?
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I could only solve 1st, 2nd, and 5th out of 5, just saying incase I am not the smartest on the block 😜😂.
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Q1: fill 5 L bucket all the way to the top, use the 5 L bucket to fill the 3 L Bucket, now you have 2L left, you fill into the 8L bucket, do it twice so you have 8L bucket with 4 Liter.
Q2: Depends, You can only substract the one number 5 so you are left with 3, or infinetly if you calculate 35-5-5-5 ... and go into the negative numbers, or 7 times if you stop at 0.
Q3: His horse was called Sunday?
Q4: His spare tire was the punctured one.
Q5: Attack is the fake one, all other names are Palindromes.
As for Q2 as for my original answer I believe it’s right so you may want to take your buzzer away! 5 goes into 35 seven times & I answered eight on my original answer. So five goes into 35 seven times so we have seven times & the eight is because your are also looking at the physical number 35 & if you take away 5 you are left with 30 & there are no more 5’s making it eight.
The buzzer is gonna stay because if it was that simple then it would not be a riddle, now why it is important that here is problem solving logic sometimes it's simple as it is and we should not overthink, you are obviously right in mathematical way Batman but you should oversmart the riddler
Q1, fill the 5L bucket, but then use the water from that, and pour the rest in the 3L bucket, take the water from the 5L bucket and pour it into the 8L bucket... repeat one more time
Q2. Infinite times, you would just be really far down in the negatives.
Your answer to 5th one was hilarious no I don't feel like it imagine your teacher evaluating your answer sheet and sees this sentence what would he or she say can you imitate them? Your fav teacher
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The answer to #4 is that the car was flying instead of driving. In #5, the only different word is attack. That's the only one that's not spelled the same both forwards and backwards.
(The first 3 have too many numbers for my tastes. I'm not a fan of math.)
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Q1. fill up the 8L bucket pour it all into the 5L disregarding the spillage. then fill up the 3L into the 3L bucket. what's left in the 5L bucket is 2L
Q3. his horse was named Sunday. i love that one. Q4. i know innova i know from playing disc golf, but never knew about the cars. i would assume the spare tire was flat Q5. if you don't know what a palindrome is then ATTACK!
Q1: fill 5 L bucket all the way to the top, use the 5 L bucket to fill the 3 L Bucket, now you have 2L left, you fill into the 8L bucket, do it twice so you have 8L bucket with 4 Liter.
Q2: Depends, You can only substract the one number 5 so you are left with 3, or infinetly if you calculate 35-5-5-5 ... and go into the negative numbers, or 7 times if you stop at 0.
Q3: His horse was called Sunday?
Q4: His spare tire was the punctured one.
Q5: Attack is the fake one, all other names are Palindromes.
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