@ Dojo, how else do u want me to explain, i thut that was explanatory enough. Ok let me try again.

Let tag the twins A and B. Unknowing to you, A happens to be the BAd guy, while B is the good one.

Dojo: Which way would your brother tell me?
A: He would tell you Right.

Dojo: Which way would your brother tell me?
B: He would tell you right.

With these, you should know that the second guy is the right one, for him to have known exactly what the other guy would say.
Is this explanatory to you.

Try the other one.

HI Alexos, i can ask just one question and solve the previous riddle.

anyways for the bulb riddle, my answer goes here:
i will switch  on the first switch, then after half an hour i will switch it off and switch on the second switch and go into the room

if the bulb is on, second switch operates it.
if its off, then i will touch it, if its hot first switch operates otherwise the third one.

Alexos this is the same question i put previously and deleted, u don't even need to ask that question for second time. whatever answer they give follow the opposite way to that, thats right

bring a flashlight.

hi diva, i didn't get u,

Funny naija_diva, but one is not supposed to taki light into the house. rhytham got it right.

14. Using the numbers 1-9 (you can only use each number ONE time) can you make 3 rows of 3 so that the sum total of all 3 digits in any direction (vertical and horizontal) is 15?

* * *
* * *
* * *

is it

924
573
168

i think thats right, next one alexos

i'm always rite.

except while dealing with flashlights

ha ha ha very funny

bring on the next riddle.

for that we have to wait for Alexos,

I stole this:
3 girls go to a motel. The front desk clerk tells them the room will cost $30 for the night. Each girl gives $10 to make out the $30.

Later that night, the clerk realized that the room was actually $25, not $30. So, he calls one of his co-workers and gives him $5 to return to the girls.

On his way, the co-worker asks himself:" How am I going to share $5 to 3 girls?" So, he decides to give each $1 and keep the extra $2 for himself.

So, each girl actually paid $9 for the room ($10-$1). So, the total should be $9+$9+$9 = $27. If we add the $2 that the co-worker kept, we get $29.

The question is: "WHERE IS THE MISSING DOLLAR??"

there's already a thread on that.

@naijaDiva
I said I stole it.
Solve it if you can.

yeah right. you got it right naija_diva

15. How do you get 100 by using the numbers 0-9 once?
Example: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7(8x9)= 100

Can you find another way to get it?

If none of you can solve this, I'm out of this thread.

@Alexos
I said I stole it, is that any reason why you shouldn't answer it but instead post another riddle?

let me give it a try ,
here the approach is tricky

instead of doing 9*3 + 2 and get the initial amount
we have to do 9*3 - 2 and get the room rent, Y? because.

if u r saying 9*3 + 2$ = the total initial amount with the girls, you are leaving the extra  1$ , which is been divided equally among the three girls 24$ + 1$ = 25$

i got it but unable to put it in words properly

that riddle is closed. no more. don't try. its been solved. move on. next.

Alexo for your riddle:
(6*3) + (7 *8 )+(4*5) + ((9-1)-2) + 0

hmmmmm no comments, something is wrong with my solution

Sorry Dojo, It was after I posted my riddle that I saw yours. It came in while i was trying to reply the others.

@ rhytham, you got it right man.

For your riddle dojo, There is no missing Dollar, I'll explain that, just let me look for the right words for it. After that I'll post another riddle.

Thanks bros. I thought you did it intentionally before. I'm sorry for sounding harsh the other time.

No probs Dojo . Back to your riddle

When u subtract 5 from 30, you are left with 25, and because 25 cannot go through the three of them equally, it will have to be in the ratio 8:8:9 (i.e. 8+8+9=25)
The equation will be :
(8+1) + (8+1) + (9+1) + (5-3) = 30.

Are you satisfied with that Before I post the next riddle

It's ok but for me: There's no missing dollar. They paid 25 dollars plus the 3 they divided
plus the 2 taken by the co-worker = 30 dollars.
I'm not in the position to say we have the answer because I'm not the owner.

Go ahead, post the next.

Alright Dojo

16. There are three boxes containing fruit. The first box is marked peaches, the second is marked oranges, and the third box is marked peaches and oranges. Each of the boxes is labeled incorrectly. How could you label each box correctly if you were allowed to select only one fruit from one of the boxes?

open the one that says oranges and peaches i guess.

hmmm
open a box say the one containing peach & oranges, if it contains peach then the one saying peach, must be containing orange and the one with the lable oranges will be containing oranges & peach.

change the labels  

You are right rhytham,
First you select a fruit from the box marked peaches and oranges. If it was a orange you selected, you know that the box could only contain oranges. If it was a peach, you know that the box could only contain peaches since each box in incorrectly marked. If, for example an orange was selected, you would mark that box oranges and switch the other two incorrect labels around. Now all three would be correctly labeled.


Another:

17. My age today is three times what it will be three years from now minus three times what my age was three years ago. How old am I?

Alexo don't tell me you're just 3 years old,