#151 - How Many Containers Maths Problem

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Auneha can easily place six big jars or nine small jars in a big container.

How many containers will she need to place 66 jars in total?
category : MATHS

#152 - Which Coins Riddle

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Nalini had six coins in the pocket of her jeans. It was a sum of Rs. 1.15.

When she was asked by a shopkeeper for change, she was unable to give change for a rupee and five paisa.

Which coins did she have?
category : LOGIC | MATHS

#153 - House Distance Math Problem

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Four friends built a colony for themselves. They built their own houses at different distances from each other.
Chris lived 60 km away from Alex.
Darren lived 40 km away from Bill.
Chris lived 10 km nearer to Darren than he lived to Bill.

Can you find out how far was Darren's house from Alex?

#154 - Venn Diagram Puzzle

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In a college, 280 students study Hindi, 254 students study Sanskrit and 280 students study English.

97 students study Hindi as well as physics, 138 students study Sanskrit as well as English and 152 students study Hindi as well as English.

73 students study all the three languages.

How many total number of students are there in that college?
category : MATHS

#155 - Solve Algebra Problem Riddle

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If 'A' means '-', 'B' means '/', 'C' means '+', and 'D' means 'X' then

Find the value of the following:
21 B 7 C 9 D 10 A 13
category : MATHS | CIPHER

#156 - How Many Ice Creams Math Puzzle

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On a certain day, Joey, the ice-cream seller sold his ice creams to four different kids in a manner that each of the kids purchased half of the remaining ice creams and half ice-cream more.

If we tell you that the fourth kid bought just a single ice cream, can you find out how many ice creams were sold by Joey that day?
category : MATHS

#157 - Cost Stuffers Maths Problem

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A lady who lived in a shoe had to buy Christmas gifts for her big family. She selected the cheapest stocking stuffers. The bill was still high. There was an addition of 15 percent of the sales tax and an addition of the 5 percent of the luxury tax to the actual amount. She paid $100.

Find out the original price of the stuffers without the taxes ?
category : MATHS

#158 - Dice Game Probability Problem

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Two women play a dice game where two standard dice are rolled. Woman A says that a 11 will be rolled first. Woman B says that two consecutive 8s will be rolled first. The women keep rolling until one of them wins.

What is the probability that A will win ?

#159 - Time Drive Maths Problem

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Two drivers began their journey with the same amount of petrol in their cars at the same time. The only difference is that the first driver’s car could drive 4 hours in that amount of petrol and the second one could drive 5 hours.
However, they only drove for some time and found that the amount of petrol that was left in one of the cars was four times the petrol left in the other one.

For how long had they driven at this point of time?

#160 - Dice Probability Puzzle

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A dice is thrown twice without any bias. What is the probability that the sum of numbers the thrower got in those two throws is equal to 6

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