Pinned Questions of logic/mathematics/lateral thinking

Well Kellogen, using a Spanish expression: "You have heard bells but you do not know in which church".

The branch coming out the person´s head is an optical effect, the branch is behind the person supposedly reflected in the lake.

Solution to the dilemma.

Initial image:



Real image (turning 90 degrees anti-clockwise)

In what direction does the bus circulate: right or left?.

GOOD Valent!!!.

The door should be on the other side of the bus (right side), so ... it moves to the left.

Your turn.

Valent: We are waiting for you, do not forget us.

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In the meantime ...



In what parking number is the car parked?.

Of course!.

Is it now clearer?:

A store receives 3 boxes of candy: one orange, one lemon, and the third with a mixture of both.

The manufacturer warns that the three boxes are badly labeled.

How many candies at least will we have to take from each box to know its real content ?.

Right!.

If anyone asks why, the answer is in the statement itself: "the three boxes are badly labeled".

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The important thing is not to know but yes to have the phone of who knows (now "have the phone of who knows" = google).

Valent: I'm starting to hate (friendly) you a little, heheheeeee.

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Let's move on to bigger words:

There are two prisoners in a jail, each in separate cells. In each cell there is a window, and both windows face the same courtyard, in which there are a series of flags.

Prisoners know that in the yard there are either 10 or 13 flags, and they know that the flags that one sees are not seen by the other. Obviously they are incommunicate.

The challenge is that to go free, one of the two has to give the correct answer, but if it fails they do not go out.

After 5 days of waiting the two prisoners are released.

How many flags were there in the yard and how many flags did each prisoner see?.

And now, Valent, ... where are you???.

(Thought: I am winning a big ban, hehehe).

We have 6 glasses of water: 3 full and 3 empty (as seen in the picture). Moving a single glass we have to get them to be full-empty alternately.

Wikipedia starts with "W" and ends with "e".

Right?.

Look closely at this picture:



Now divide the white area of square A into 2 equal parts.
Easy, truth?


Well, divide the white part of square B into 3 equal parts.
Also easy.


Let's complicate it a bit, divide the white part of square C into 4 equal parts.
Nor is it a thing of the other world


Now divide the white part of square D into 7 equal parts ...

What box is the car in?:

Each box is marked with a phrase, but only one of the phrases is true.

What is the sum of the following series ?:

1 - 1 + 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 ... (infinitely)