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24 August 2007

Puzzles:

There are five competitor A, B, C, D, and E and they enter a running race that awards gold, silver, and bronze medals. Each of the following compound statements about the race is false, although one of the two clauses in each may be true.

  • A didn't win the gold, and B didn't win the silver.
  • D didn't win the silver, and E didn't win the bronze.
  • C won a medal, and D didn't.
  • A won a medal, and C didn't.
  • D and E both won medals.

Who won each of the medals?


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Solution:

A won the Gold medal.
D won the Silver medal.
C won the Bronze medal.




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5 comments:

Unknown said...

A won Gold
D won silver
C won Bronze

Naresh Kumar Korukonda said...

A gold ,
D silver,
C bronze

Unknown said...

According to 3rdstatement:both c an d won the medal or both don't won't.
case1:let c and d both don't won the medal
then a,b and c won the medal
but then statement 4th never becomes false.so reject this case.
case2:we are left with c and d won the medal and according to the statements:
A won the gold
D won the silver
C won the bronze.

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Unknown said...

A got gold
D got silver
C got bronze