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THINKING HAT

A teacher shows three very bright students 3 red hats and 2 white hats.

The students are then blindfolded and the teacher puts one hat on each of the student and remaining hats in a closed bag.

The task for the students is to identify the colour of the hat on their head by seeing the hats of other two students.

The first student removes his blindfold and is able only to see the other two students' hat.  He says he cannot say for certain the colour of his own hat.

After hearing the first student, the second student removes his blindfold and sees the other students' hats, and he too says that he cannot say for certain the colour of his own hat.

After hearing the first two students and thinking for a while, without removing his blindfold the last student says he knows the colour of his hat.

While the first two students are unable to say the colour of their own hat, how the third student is able to say for certain the colour of his own hat blindfolded.

What is the colour of his hat and Why he is able to say for sure?

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UNFOLD YOUR CREATIVITY - FIND THE LARGEST NUMBER

What is the largest number you can write using (only) Four 4s?


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WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY

There are 3 Males and 3 Females in a troupe.

Three people at random get selected for a show.

What is the probability of two males and one female getting selected for the show.


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Simple but still complex

Answer in 5 Seconds

What percentage of 5 is 20?

1.  1
2.  4
3.  40
4.  100
5.  400



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MIND BOGGLERS FOR BLOGGERS - FIND THE RATIO

A ship is twice as old as the ship's boiler was when the ship was as old as the boiler is.

Find the ratio of the boiler's age now to the ship's age now.

Sure Engineering Friends CAN DO IT.

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MIND BOGGLERS FOR THE MIND BLOGGERS - WHICH ONE OF THEM IS TRUE?

If the following four statements are presented, which one of them is TRUE?

1. The number of false statement(s) here is ONE
2. The number of false statement(s) here is TWO
3. The number of false statement(s) here is THREE
4. The number of false statement(s) here is FOUR

If you find the CORRECT answer, tell me WHY?