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The logic puzzle known popularly as Cheryl's birthday once took the puzzle fans in the internet by storm. It is intriguing but can be solved with a bit of effort...
In this improved solution to Einstein's puzzle, learn how to find the answer to Einstein riddle who owns the fish confidently and systematically.
Einstein logic puzzle whose fish: 5 men reside in 5 colored houses with 5 pets and so on. On 15 conditions you have to find who owns the fish in 20 mins.
We find that a number of relatively difficult logic analysis problems essentially belonging to the Assignment logic analysis class are used frequently in leading Competitive exams, Interviews and other tests. In a short series of sessions we will cover this important class of logic analysis problems...
This is the 46th solution set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL exam and 7th on topic Number System. Students must complete the corresponding question set in prescribed time first and then only refer to this solution set for extracting maximum benefits from this resource...
Logic analysis primarily deals with yes/no variables or questions. The core concept of this approach of limiting the number of final possible outcomes to only two makes this world of yes/no a certain world. Though attractive, logic analysis by itself is of little use in real world problem solving, as most of the parameters and criteria in real world problem solving have inherent subjectivity in them. But we may use logic analysis together with other problem solving resources and deductive reasoning to solve complex problems systematically...
We frequently use the term ‘logic’. People who use logic to back up their comments, decisions or actions are considered as logical. Sometimes this term is interchangeably used with the term ‘rational’. People who do not behave or act according to commonly accepted norms are termed as irrational. Human beings do not always follow stringent logic. Nevertheless ‘logic’ is a well-defined technical term; there is nothing vague in ‘logic’...
