Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
apply mind...
You are given a cake; one of its corner is broken. How will u cut the rest into
Two equal parts?
Two equal parts?
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
try some logic..
U r a landscape designer and your boss asked u to design a landscape such
that you should place 4 trees equidistance from each other.
(Distance from each tree to the other must be same)
that you should place 4 trees equidistance from each other.
(Distance from each tree to the other must be same)
candle puzzle...
You are given two candles of equal size, which can burn 1 hour each. You have
to measure 90 minutes with these candles. (There is no scale or clock). Also u r
given a lighter.
to measure 90 minutes with these candles. (There is no scale or clock). Also u r
given a lighter.
what is the angle??
when it is 3:15 PM in the clock....what is the angle between hour and minute hand???
for cricket lovers....
in a cricket match 02 batsmen r on 94. Seven runs r needed from the remaining 3 balls to win the match.
Both the batsmen score 100 notout. Is tht possible .. if yes thn how ?
Both the batsmen score 100 notout. Is tht possible .. if yes thn how ?
pure logic....nthng else
The puzzle goes like this:-
"I have three daughters", said Mali to her friend Mavi. "In order to help you to figure out there ages, you have to solve this little math problem and here are the rules that would help you in arriving at their ages", continued Mali.
a) The product of their ages is 36.
b) Sum of their ages is equal to the number of shops you see right across the street.
At this point, Mavi started making some calculations and after a minute, told back to Mali, that she cannot infer the ages as the information she has on hand is still insufficient..
hmm..Said Mali, I will give you one more clue. My oldest daughter is 5 feet tall.and the next clue would be..
Stop, said Mavi, I have found the answer to your question..Here you go, the ages of your daughters is ......
Nice puzzle, isn't it? Find out the logic behind this and crack it..
"I have three daughters", said Mali to her friend Mavi. "In order to help you to figure out there ages, you have to solve this little math problem and here are the rules that would help you in arriving at their ages", continued Mali.
a) The product of their ages is 36.
b) Sum of their ages is equal to the number of shops you see right across the street.
At this point, Mavi started making some calculations and after a minute, told back to Mali, that she cannot infer the ages as the information she has on hand is still insufficient..
hmm..Said Mali, I will give you one more clue. My oldest daughter is 5 feet tall.and the next clue would be..
Stop, said Mavi, I have found the answer to your question..Here you go, the ages of your daughters is ......
Nice puzzle, isn't it? Find out the logic behind this and crack it..
INTERESTING LOGICAL PUZZLE
IN A VILLAGE THERE IS A TRADITION THAT EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOY CHILD.IF ANY FAMILY HAVING A GIRL CHILD THEY WILL AGAIN TRY FOR THE BOY CHILD.AND IF FIRST CHILD IS BOY THEY WILL STOP TRYING.
WHAT WILL BE THE RATIO OF THE BOY TO GIRL IN THE PARTICULAR VILLAGE???
WHAT WILL BE THE RATIO OF THE BOY TO GIRL IN THE PARTICULAR VILLAGE???
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