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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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Two incense sticks |
Logic puzzles |
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27.12.2009 |
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You have two incense sticks, that burn unevenly, and a lighter. Each
will burn for an hour. How can you time 45 minutes using nothing but
these tools. |
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Puzzle statistics "Two incense sticks".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 41
Daily average: 0
Answers submitted: 53
Viewed by: 296
Fraction solved by: 13.8%
Solved at first attempt: 92.6%
Average discussion length: 1.1
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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 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 94
Daily average: 0.01
Answers submitted: 129
Viewed by: 294
Fraction solved by: 31.9%
Solved at first attempt: 94.6%
Average discussion length: 1.2
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Florida - n, New York - r, Texas - n, Washington - ? |
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Puzzle statistics "States and characters".
Last updated 6884213.6 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".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Viewed by: 296
Fraction solved by: 12.5%
Solved at first attempt: 83.7%
Average discussion length: 1.4
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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 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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A Megamind walked along a fence and discovered strange pairs of numbers. First, he saw "188->4". A bit farther, he discovered"232->0". A few steps after that, "100->2". Then, "163->1". Then he saw a little boy who was just beginning to paint something. When the Megamind called the boy, he ran away. Approaching the site, the Megamind saw an incomplete pair "386->...". He took out his favorite marker and completed the pair. What number did he write? |
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Puzzle statistics "Numbers on the fence".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 20
Daily average: 0
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Fraction solved by: 6.7%
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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".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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One more opening |
Chess puzzles |
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Weight: 3 |
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Liked the puzzle: 100% |
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24.12.2011 |
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Starting from the initial possition White and Black have done 4 moves each. What are these moves? Picture. |
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Puzzle statistics "One more opening".
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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".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 9
Daily average: 0
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Viewed by: 274
Fraction solved by: 3.2%
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A game with coins |
Games puzzles |
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Weight: 4 |
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Liked the puzzle: 100% |
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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 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 6
Daily average: 0
Answers submitted: 7
Viewed by: 38
Fraction solved by: 15.7%
Solved at first attempt: 83.3%
Average discussion length: 1.3
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A game of symmetry |
Games puzzles |
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Weight: 4 |
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17.03.2011 |
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Two megaminds play a game on a board sized 1x81 cells. The board is initially empty.
At each turn first megamind can place a stone (either black or white) in any cell. Second megamind can either swap any two stones or skip a turn. After megaminds made 81 turns each, the symmetry of the board is assessed. If the stones are located symmetrically, second megamind wins, if not - first one wins. Who will win and why? |
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Puzzle statistics "A game of symmetry".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 3
Daily average: 0
Answers submitted: 4
Viewed by: 35
Fraction solved by: 8.5%
Solved at first attempt: 66.6%
Average discussion length: 1.3
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Tic-tac-toe, the Megamind style |
Games puzzles |
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Weight: 4 |
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Liked the puzzle: 100% |
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26.02.2011 |
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Two Megaminds decided to play tic-tac-toe using new rules. They use a
regular 3x3 playing pad, but each player can choose to
place either an X or an O into one of the cells. The winner is still
the one who arranges three X's or three O's in a line. Is there a
winning strategy in this game? Which player has it? |
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Puzzle statistics "Tic-tac-toe, the Megamind style".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Divide a parallelogram |
Geometry puzzles |
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02.04.2011 |
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How to divide a parallelogram into 9 isosceles triangles? |
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A game with three dice |
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26.12.2009 |
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A MegaMind has three dice whose faces are marked with numbers 1,..,6. Some numbers can be repeated. He offers to play the game in which his opponent can choose any die, and the MegaMind will choose one of the remaining two. Then they discard the last die, and start rolling. Whoever rolls a lower number, pays the opponent a predetermined sum, say $1. In case of equality, the MegaMind lose. How did the MegaMind mark the dice if it is known that he plays this game nearly every day, and usually wins? |
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Puzzle statistics "A game with three dice".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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The telephone cable 2 |
Geometry puzzles |
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01.01.2010 |
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The Megamind has a square parcel of land of size 1x1 km. Accidentally, he has found out that the devious Occupants had buried a telephone cable through his land and use it for their devious communications. The cable is buried along a straight line crossing the square land plot. After discovering this, the Megamind got his shovel and... paused to think. What is the shortest trench that the Megamind has to dig to find the cable? The trench may be disconnected. The proof of optimality is not required. |
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Puzzle statistics "The telephone cable 2".
Last updated 6884213.6 minutes ago.
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Solved by: 8
Daily average: 0
Answers submitted: 15
Viewed by: 295
Fraction solved by: 2.7%
Solved at first attempt: 75%
Average discussion length: 3.6
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