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Place numbers 1,2,.., 9 without repetitions into a 3x3 square so that
the sums in all rows, columns, and diagonals are all equal. |
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Puzzle statistics "Numbers in a square".
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A Megamind has ordered a set of steel balls for his scientific
experiments: 2 red, 2 orange, 2 yellow, 2 green, and 2 blue.
The order was fulfilled but the balls of some color were made 1g
lighter than the others. The Megamind has a balance scale
that shows the exact weight differential between the two cups. He
needs to determine the defective color using one weighing.
Please, help the Megamind to do this. |
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Puzzle statistics "Defective balls".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A row of six glasses is on a table. Three full glasses are followed by
three empty glasses. Is it possible to make these glasses alternate:
full,empty full, etc by touching only one glass? |
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Puzzle statistics "Six glasses".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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There is true expression on panel. But only one pixel is defective. Which one?
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Puzzle statistics "Defective pixel".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A bottle,a glass, a carafe, and a can contain milk, lemonade,
water, and coke. Water and milk are not in the bottle. The container
with lemonade is immediately between the carafe and the container with
coke. The can does not contain lemonade or water. The glass is next to
the can and the container with milk. The containers form a row. How
exactly are they arranged? |
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Puzzle statistics "Milk, lemonade, water, and coke".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A Megamind is lost in the mountains. He is standing on a path,
shouting for help.
Finally, he sees a local approaching. Megamind knows that the locals
can be knights that always tell the truth, or knaves that always lie.
He also knows that the path leads to the village of knights in one
direction and to the village of knaves in the other. The problems is
that the knaves are also hateful of Megaminds, and will stone him if
gets to their village. How can Megamind ask one question and determine
the right way to go? |
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Puzzle statistics "Two villages".
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Using numbers 1,3,4,6, and basic arithmetic operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division) and parentheses, obtain and
expression that evaluates to 24. You may use only these numbers and
only these operations. Every number should be used exactly once.
Numbers cannot be concatenated, i.e. you cannot use 13 or 146. |
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Puzzle statistics "Obtain 24".
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The set of numbers 1,3,8,120 has a remarkable property: the product of
any two numbers is a perfect square minus one. Find a fifth number
that could be added to the set preserving its property. |
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Puzzle statistics "The fifth number".
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What is the minimal number of weights required to be able to balance
all integer weights 1,2,...,40 on a balance scale?
Justify the minimality. |
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Puzzle statistics "Weights".
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Among 101 coins, exactly 50 are counterfeit. A counterfeit coins
weighs one gram more or gram less than the real coin (counterfeit
coins may weigh differently). You have a balance scale that shows the
exact weight differential between the two cups. How can you
determine whether a given coin from this set is counterfeit using the
scale only once? |
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Puzzle statistics "101 coins".
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After a shipwreck, a MegaMind found himself on an island where some natives always lie and some always tell the truth. As a ritual, all natives stood in a circle facing the center, joined their hands and everybody told the MegaMind whether his right hand side neighbor is a liar or a truth-teller. Based on this information, the MegaMind was able to determine the exact percentage of natives that tell the truth.
Can you also determine this percentage? |
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Puzzle statistics "A circle of lies".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A Megamind in a boat |
Geometry puzzles |
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27.12.2009 |
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A Megamind is sitting in a boat at the center of a circular lake of
radius R. On the lake shore, an evil Goblin awaits. Luckily for the
Megamind, the Goblin can only move along the shore. Unfortunately, the
Goblin is 4 times as fast as the Megamind in his boat. The Megamind
can save himself if he gets to the shore and evades meeting with the
Goblin. Can the Megamind save himself? If yes - how? |
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Puzzle statistics "A Megamind in a boat".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A game with coins |
Games puzzles |
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Weight: 4 |
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12.03.2011 |
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Two Megaminds play a game: they have a regular round table and an unlimited
supply of identical round coins. Turn by turn, they place coins on the
table until someone can no longer make a move. The coins cannot
overlay each other, but they can touch. Who has a winning strategy
(and what is it) in this game? |
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Puzzle statistics "A game with coins".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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A MegaMind was captured and brought to an island where a 1000 natives live. Some natives always tell the truth and some always lie. There is at least one truth teller on the island. The MegaMind was promised to be kept alive if he can point out the liars from the truth-tellers. Every hour, the MegaMind is allowed to call up a number of natives and ask a single question: "How many of you are truth-tellers?" or "How many of you are the liars?" How many hours does the MegaMind need before he can determine the liars/truth-tellers? |
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Puzzle statistics "A thousand natives".
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For which values of n, the decimal number 10101..01 (the alternating sequence of n ones and n-1 zeros) is a prime? |
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Puzzle statistics "10101...01".
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Ladders with missing steps |
Logic puzzles |
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Weight: 5 |
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To fix his roof, Megamind needs to climb up a ladder. He has found many ladders to choose from, but unfortunately some of them were missing steps. Megamind cannot climb a ladder if it is missing two or more steps in a row. Originally, all ladders had N steps, marked bottom to top. How many different ladders can Megamind climb? |
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Puzzle statistics "Ladders with missing steps".
Last updated 6885029.3 minutes ago.
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