Release Your Inner Sherlock! (Deductive Reasoning) #1

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A teacher who teaches fifth graders finds a 500 Rupee note lying around in the classroom. She assumes that it belongs to one of her students and, good natured as she is, decides to return it. She announces this during her class and asks as to who owns the 500 Rupee note. To her surprise, two students claim that it to belongs to them. Obviously, one of them is lying. Upon interrogation, this is what they have to say

A: It is mine, I remember keeping it in my maths textbook between the pages 23 and 24.

B: It belongs to me! I brought it so I could buy shoes!

Who is lying? A or B?

B Insufficient Information... -_- A I don't know :/

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4 solutions

pages 23 & 24 is not on opposite sides, its in the same page. :))

Anup Dasari
Nov 22, 2014

page no's 23 & 24 will be on the same page but on opposite sides. so A is lying :)

Hiroto Kun
Dec 23, 2016

i get it what you wanna ask but B can't buy shoes in the school so, it's just bizarre to bring 500 note to school to buy shoes !:P moreover, 500 note is not even legal , that's why his teacher it returned to him! :P

Melissa Theresia
Dec 18, 2014

How can you keep the money between page 23 & 24? Page 23 & 24 are in the same piece of paper, they are back to back.

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