Can You Crack a Code? ANSWER

The answer to the cryptographic reads as follows:
This is our hardest quiz so far. It is longer, of course, with more than twice as many words as our last cryptographic challenge. It also features a new set of pictogram symbols based on Native American symbols and motifs for each character of the alphabet. Thanks for participating, and kudos on cracking the code.

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Can You Crack a Code? Try Your Hand at Cryptanalysis

I am challenging you to unravel a code and reveal its secret message.

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GREEDY PIRATES BRAIN TEASER

     There are 8 pirates in a ship. They have a loot 0f 100 gold coins with them. They have decided on a peculiar system to share the loot.

     First, the most senior pirate will propose a way of sharing. The proposal is then put to voting.Every pirate in the ship, including the one who proposed, can vote.

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    If there are at least 50 % of the votes in favour of the proposal, then it is accepted. Otherwise the one who proposed is thrown away into the sea, and the process continues with next senior most pirate giving a proposal.


    Each of the pirates tries to get maximum number of gold coins without risking the life. All the pirates are perfectly greedy. No two pirates are equally senior.
How is the loot divided?   TRY TO SOLVE IT !!!!

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CENSUS PROBLEM

A census taker was visiting a house.
The man in the house said, “I have 3 daughters. The product of their ages is 72.”


The census taker could not find the ages from this. So he asked for another clue. “The sum of their ages is same as the houseges “saidd the man.


Although the census taker was good at math, he could not find the ages.


he could not find the ages. So the man gaveanother clue :”My eldest daughter does not like bananas.”another clue :”My eldest daughter does not like bananas.


Then the census taker understood the ages. What are the ages of 3 daughters?




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WHAT IS NEXT NUMBER

     


               2   1   11   14   202   ?


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FIND THE NUMBER

LENNY AND BENNY ARE TWO BROTHERS.I PUT A TEST ON THEM..I SELECT A NO. BETWEEN 1 AND 12.I TELL THE 1ST LETTER TO LONNY AND LAST LETTER TO LONNY AND LAST LETTER TO BENNY.
NOW FOLLOWING CONVERSATIONS ARE OCCUR BETWEEN THEM :

L: I DON'T KNOW THE NO.
B: I DON'T KNOW THE NO.
L: I DON'T KNOW THE NO.
B: I  KNOW THE NO.
L: I  KNOW THE NO.

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ARRANGE X and Y

                            X X X X   Y Y Y Y


Pickup any two adjacent letters at a time and in four moves change the position so that each alternate letter is X.  ( XYXYXYXY )
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FLOWERS AND POND BRAIN TEASER

This brain teaser was my Favorite one when i was at junior school.But it's very interesting..i hope you might like this FLOWER AND POND BRAIN TEASER.

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PROBLEM:Here is three ponds and three houses.And you  are flower delivery boy.You have to deliver same number of flowers to all the three houses and in front of each houses there is a pond .These ponds have special power ,If you cross the pond the flowers in which your hand will become double.So firstly you have some flowers and you complete all the three houses,and one more condition is that after completing the delivery your hand must be empty.

           The question is what should be the number of flowers have firstly in your hand and how many number of flowers you should deliver to each house.

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OPTICAL ILLUSION -Try to make fun EYE ILLUSION

          Moving Objects Illusions

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There is only illusory motion in the following static image due to color contrasts and shape position.

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Another static picture.

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Motion is just an eye illusion.

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There is nothing moving below.

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A wonderful moving bicycle illusion.

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A hilarious moving curtain illusion.

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Moving circles.

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Boats on the picture are not moving. It's just an eye illusion.

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Stare at the dot in the center of the circle and then move your head closer to it. Neat!

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Impossible Objects Illusions

Our brain tries to do its best usually, however, there are instances when it fails to process correctly what the eye sees. The brain makes sense of shapes and symbols. It's trying to put them together like a jigsaw puzzle, formulating that which isn't there to that which is believable. 2D figure is subconscionsly interpreted as 3D object although such object can not exist.

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The Penrose Triangle, also known as the tribar is one of the most well-known Impossible Figures. Try to trace a line in the triangle and you would have to trace it three times around the triangle before coming back to where you started.

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The Penrose stairs is a variation on the Penrose triangle. You could climb the stairs forever and never get any higher. That is only possible in two dimensions. This endless staicase can be found also in the paintings of M. C. Escher or also in the movie Inception by Christopher Nolan.

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FIND THE DISTANCE BETWEEN A and B

PROBLEM:

Here is a road with a straight portion,up and down.A particular vehicle will travel through straight with a velocity of 63 kmph,56 kmph through up and 72 kmph through down.The car takes four hours time to travel from A to B, And takes four hour and 40 min. to travel back , that is from B to A.Then the question is what is the distance between A to B ?

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CROSSING LADDER PROBLEM

YOU MAY KNOW THE CROSSING LADDER PROBLEM ,BUT THIS BRAIN TEASER IS NOT LIKE THAT .

  

 The problem

Here is a room with two inclined parallel walls.And two ladders are kept inside the room as seen in the picture.The distance between top of the two ladder is 5 ,and distance between the crossing and top of the left ladder is 4.And the question is ,what is the distance from floor to crossing ?

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