Questions About Murdle: Volume 1, 100 Elementary to Impossible Mysteries to Solve Using Logic, Skill, and the Power of Deduction

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Hi Everyone, did anyone solve puzzle no: 32 without the hints? From the given clues we know below facts: Captain Slate was at the Giant Lever. Vice President was at the Rooftop. Principal Applegreen was at the Operating Table. But from the statements how are you understanding who is lying? I don't want to look at the hints. Anyone solved without hints ?

Celo Hi. Its way late, but from certain number (I think 25, or 26, you need to work with deductive logic by simulating 3 different scenarios and input all …moreHi. Its way late, but from certain number (I think 25, or 26, you need to work with deductive logic by simulating 3 different scenarios and input all deductions to the table, two of them will not be applicable and only one will be possible. Those scenarios are always AB_, A_C, _BC, while _ is lying and capital letters are those that are telling truth. If someone is lying, you have to negate the whole statement. F.e. Director brought Brain in a Jar, negative would be: direstor didn't bring the brain in a jar. (less)

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Is suitable for a 12yr old who likes logic puzzles?

Celo I would say yes. If he learned mathematical deductive logic / logic formulas at math in school, it should be solvable for a 12/13y.o.

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I could use some help from the community? The book is rating highly but I’m finding that some of the puzzles don’t make logical sense at all have you found this?

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