[ooak3453]

at least the spelling of official in the thread name should had been correct ........... idiot

[implex]

Originally Posted by ooak3453

at least the spelling of official in the thread name should had been correct ........... idiot

I know its a mistake but does that really matter here ??
anyways even reasoning is wrongly spelt and you didn't see that :P

[IIM maniac]

Originally Posted by ooak3453

at least the spelling of official in the thread name should had been correct ........... idiot

Even though spell is wrong, you could have said it cordially man. And sometimes it happens that while typing we make some pitty mistakes in writing. I would just say take it easily buddy. And suggest it cordialy...Hope i am not sounding rude ...
Anyways lets continue with Qs.
Naresh & Implex good going buddies...

[naresh007]

Here’s the answer for the Previous Question.

Answer:


Guy's...i seen, lot of people are in chaos about suddenly howcome answer will be FISH....yaar, this is Reasoning..right..so things has to go accordingly..Right!


The German sits in his Green House, smoking his Prince cigars, drinking coffee, and watching his FISH.

The rest go like this-
1st House: Yellow, Norwegian, Water, Cats, Dunhill
2nd House: Blue, Dane, Tea, Horse, Blends
3rd House: Red, Brit, Milk, Birds, Pall Malls
4th House: Green, German, Coffee, FISH, Prince
5th House: White, Swede, Beer, Dogs, Bluemasters

Originally Posted by naresh007

Here's my First Puzzle:
call it Great Einstein's Riddle:

He said that 98% of the world could not solve it. But several NIEHS scientists were able to solve it, and they said it's not all that hard if you pay attention and are very patient. Give it a try:
There are 5 houses in 5 different colors in a row. In each house lives a person with a different nationality. The 5 owners drink a certain type of beverage, smoke a certain brand of cigar, and keep a certain pet. No owners have the same pet, smoke the same brand of cigar, or drink the same beverage. Other facts:
1. The Brit lives in the red house.
2. The Swede keeps dogs as pets.
3. The Dane drinks tea.
4. The green house is on the immediate left of the white house.
5. The green house's owner drinks coffee.
6. The owner who smokes Pall Mall rears birds.
7. The owner of the yellow house smokes Dunhill.
8. The owner living in the center house drinks milk.
9. The Norwegian lives in the first house.
10. The owner who smokes Blends lives next to the one who keeps cats.
11. The owner who keeps the horse lives next to the one who smokes Dunhill.
12. The owner who smokes Blue masters drinks beer.
13. The German smokes Prince.
14. The Norwegian lives next to the blue house.
15. The owner who smokes Blends lives next to the one who drinks water.

The question is: WHO OWNS THE FISH?

[naresh007]

Here come's Question No: 2

Joey has 8 drinking glasses, all of different sizes. He has lined them up from smallest to largest and numbered them 1 (smallest) to 8 (largest). He knows that glass #4 holds 10 ounces and that glass #7 holds a pint, or 16 ounces. Now he wants to figure out how much all the others hold!
He experiments by filling up different glasses with water and pouring the water back and forth into other glasses. Here are his results:

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #2 filled glass #4.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #3 filled glass #5.

-Pouring water from glasses #2 and #3 filled glass #6.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #5 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #7 filled glass #8.

-Pouring water twice from glass #3 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water twice from glass #4 filled glass #8.

How much water does each glass hold?


Keep Solving...

[ab_2008]

Hi,
The answer is:
#1=4
#2=6
#3=8
#5=12
#6=14
#8=20

[IIM maniac]

Originally Posted by naresh007

Here come's Question No: 2

Joey has 8 drinking glasses, all of different sizes. He has lined them up from smallest to largest and numbered them 1 (smallest) to 8 (largest). He knows that glass #4 holds 10 ounces and that glass #7 holds a pint, or 16 ounces. Now he wants to figure out how much all the others hold!
He experiments by filling up different glasses with water and pouring the water back and forth into other glasses. Here are his results:

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #2 filled glass #4.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #3 filled glass #5.

-Pouring water from glasses #2 and #3 filled glass #6.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #5 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #7 filled glass #8.

-Pouring water twice from glass #3 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water twice from glass #4 filled glass #8.

How much water does each glass hold?


Keep Solving...

Glass 1 : 4 ounces
Glass 2 : 6 ounces
Glass 3 : 8 ounces
Glass 4 : 10 ounces
Glass 5 : 12 ounces
Glass 6 : 14 ounces
Glass 7 : 16 ounces
Glass 8 : 20 ounces

[implex]

guys there was one set of question on the previous page
kindly solve it

[naresh007]

My take on this set:

Q7 4
Q79) 5
Q80) 2
Q81) 1

Originally Posted by implex

here is a new question then :

[naresh007]

Here's the Answers...Question:2.


The glasses hold this much water:

-Glass #1 holds 4 ounces.

-Glass #2 holds 6 ounces.

-Glass #3 holds 8 ounces.

-Glass #4 holds 10 ounces.

-Glass #5 holds 12 ounces.

-Glass #6 holds 14 ounces.

-Glass #7 holds 16 ounces.

-Glass #8 holds 20 ounces.

Kudo's to all puy's who got all Right.

Originally Posted by naresh007

Here come's Question No: 2

Joey has 8 drinking glasses, all of different sizes. He has lined them up from smallest to largest and numbered them 1 (smallest) to 8 (largest). He knows that glass #4 holds 10 ounces and that glass #7 holds a pint, or 16 ounces. Now he wants to figure out how much all the others hold!
He experiments by filling up different glasses with water and pouring the water back and forth into other glasses. Here are his results:

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #2 filled glass #4.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #3 filled glass #5.

-Pouring water from glasses #2 and #3 filled glass #6.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #5 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water from glasses #1 and #7 filled glass #8.

-Pouring water twice from glass #3 filled glass #7.

-Pouring water twice from glass #4 filled glass #8.

How much water does each glass hold?


Keep Solving...