Easy but hard

Logic Level 1

You have 8 friends only one of them had taken you new play station without your permission now you have asked all of your friends who stolen the play station.

if there are only 1 person of the following who said the truth then who said the truth and who took the play station

1st friend said i took it

2nd friend said i took it

3rd friend said i took it

4th friend said i didn't take it the 1st took it

5th friend said i took it

6th friend said i took it

7th friend said i didn't take it the 4th took it

8th friend said i took it

5th told the truth he stole it 6th told the truth he stole it 1st told the truth he stole it 4th told the truth 1st stole it 2nd told the truth he stole it 7th told the truth 4th stole it 3st told the truth he stole it 8th told the truth he stole it

Youssef Hassan F by Youssef Hassan F , 22, Egypt

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1 solution

Youssef Hassan F
Dec 31, 2015

7th told the truth 4th stole it bec if any one stole it expect 7th 4th then 7th and 4th also stole it and it cannot be happen bec i said that only one stole it and then the 4th didn't said the truth and all the others didn't said the truth too expect 7th then the 7th said the truth and that means that the 4th stole it

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Yes right solution done exactly same!! But If someone other than 7 and 4 is saying truth then 7 is also partly right as his first statement "I didn't take it" is true Then what is the meaning of not saying the truth

I mean should both statements be false for not being true...how u define bring not true

Ravi Dwivedi - 5 years, 5 months ago

Moral of the problem: One shouldnt have friends like these.......

Siddhant Chaudhari - 5 years, 5 months ago

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