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Title: Which box has the car? Written by: duddy on Apr 21, 2015 (https://biology-forums.com/gallery/47/4_21_04_15_1_20_35.jpeg) (https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=21415) Time for a riddle! There are 3 boxes. One of them has a car that you get to keep. On each box there is a statement. You know that only one of these statements is true. Comments: The Car is in box 2. Can't be box 3. Put a car in box 3 and all of a sudden you end up with 2 true statements Box 1 "The car is in this box" = False Box 2 "The car is not in this box" = True Box 3 "The car is not in box 1" = True *Only one of the statements is true. Put a car in box 2 and you end up with only one true statement and therefore the answer. Box 1 "The car is in this box" = False Box 2 "The car is not in this box" = False Box 3 "The car is not in box 1" = True Put a car in box 1 and you get 2 true statements again.. Written by: Jim on Jul 25, 2015 how have you sure that's the box 3? It makes the box 1 lies, but, maybe the box 1 is telling the true and the 3 the real liar, how can be sure about that? Written by: Elvis on Jul 7, 2015 1 can't be true since 3 negates it. Answer is 3. Is this a riddle though? Written by: bio_man on May 27, 2015 Box 2 Message 1 = FALSE Message 2 = FALSE Message 3 = TRUE Written by: Josh on May 26, 2015 The Car is in Box 3? that seems to be the way i figured it out...Lol :) Written by: BuNiqued on May 24, 2015 |