Can you solve "Prize in a Box PUZZLE" || Only 37% of people can solve

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Comment from : @nastjas1883

Family wizard 🪄 foundation
Comment from : @nastjas1883

For family members
Comment from : @nastjas1883

Calculus for the family members profits, please
Comment from : @nastjas1883

funny
Comment from : @nastjas1883

super puzzle
Comment from : @GeorgeTG

A simpler way to resolve this puzzle:brbrStatements 1 and 3 contredict eachother So, one of them is false and the other one is truebrbrThat makes statement 2 false and the prize is in box 2
Comment from : @ve2zzz

Easiest puzzle of your channel probably
Comment from : @lux-vacui

This puzzle was easy (for me) but want to say that you very clearly and expertly explained it which I found impressive
Comment from : @-dominicus4939

No, you are wrong, the prize is in box 3 I'm astonished by looking at the comments that nobody has contradicted this youtuber's answer since 5 years Reply me if anyone wants correct solution
Comment from : @mohammedsameer6500

Very nice but unfortunately I stupidly assumed that the truth statement and the prize were linked which leads to a different result Very nice though
Comment from : @fortuitousthings8606

I'm among the 37, by guessing😂
Comment from : @76soccerlover

The stmnts on boxes 1 and 3 contradict each other So one of them must be true, so the label on box 2 must be false So
Comment from : @trnfncb11

Only 37 can solve itbrMe looking for the 63 who can't solve it
Comment from : @whatidoknow3417

That was an easy problem
Comment from : @mychannel9709

Oh, come on This one was too easy This one is for kids brThat is okay I still love your content and really enjoy watching your other logic videos
Comment from : @darrelllee2107

Finally,one I got right Thanks!
Comment from : @TomCee53

Box 2
Comment from : @arnabdas6914

3rd box statement is the prize is not in box 1 Than how can we say that prize is in box 2 There is also posibility that prize is in box 3 ???
Comment from : @ravidangar22

That is an easy puzzle
Comment from : @shootinghoops7333

0:05 Have you heard of the Agincourt salute?
Comment from : @TimRuffle

1 I don't think only 37 got this rightbr2 37 is just a bit higher than the probability of randomly guessing the box
Comment from : @professorx3060

Easiest
Comment from : @kausik1654

Well do u know that your way of explaining the logic is the worst
Comment from : @SatishSingh-cp3wo

The prize was all the friends we made along the way
Comment from : @Leopoldshark

The bgm is awesome
Comment from : @btech_cse_shiyasts2986

Box 2?:brbrBox 1 statement is false, the prize is not in box 1brBox 2 statement is false, the prize is in box 2brBox 3 statement is true, the prize is not in box 1brbrTo me, the false false of of the Box 2 statement was quite confusingbrStay well and enjoy!
Comment from : @N8570E

Advance:brPirates found 10 treasure boxes 4 of them have a rubybrThere is a hint on each treasure boxbrOnly one of 10 hints is a correct statementbrWhich 4 treasure boxes have a ruby?brdel----------Hints----------/delbrHint 1: Box No [1, 2] all have no a rubybrHint 2: Box No [2, 6, 10] all have no a rubybrHint 3: Box No [3, 5, 7, 10] all have a rubybrHint 4: Box No [2, 6] all have no a rubybrHint 5: Box No [2, 10] all have no a rubybrHint 6: Box No [2, 4, 5] all have no a rubybrHint 7: Box No [2, 3] all have no a rubybrHint 8: Box No [1, 2, 4, 7] all have a rubybrHint 9: Box No [2, 8, 9] all have no a rubybrHint 10: Box No [4, 5, 8, 9] all have a rubybr---------------------------
Comment from : @JacobHo161

In 2nd box
Comment from : @rajeshm9962

That was a five second solve I'm getting smarter or these puzzles are getting easier
Comment from : @Lord_Volkner

2
Comment from : @pratham_4355

Statement 1 is the inverse of 3, which implies that exactly one of them must be true, which implies that 2 is false, which implies that box 2 has the prize
Comment from : @Mothuzad

The price is in box 2
Comment from : @farhaansircreativeclasses584

Got it
Comment from : @geraldbarras7785

2nd box says not in box Why can't it be true? Please explain
Comment from : @e6btrignometric350

You can use proportional logic and solve this problem easily 😀
Comment from : @ezhilarasan4778

I just counted the number of true statements by mentally placing a prize in each box
Comment from : @FlyMaster_

2
Comment from : @shilpikumari8429

Second one?
Comment from : @adityakumarsingh6402

East or west logiccally yours is best❤
Comment from : @biswajitnayak27

2
Comment from : @probiswas8844

The method used in the video is a good general approach for this type of problem, but, in this case, there's a much simpler solutionbrbrStatement 3 is the exact opposite of statement 1, therefore one of them must be true and the other must be false But we are told that there is only one true statement, therefore statement 2 must be false, therefore the prize is in box 2 QED
Comment from : @andrewrao634

Figured this out in seconds Box 2 has the prize & box 3 is the true statement Meaning that box 1 not only does not have the prize but also doesn't have the prize and box 2 lied meaning it has the prize
Comment from : @austinsumek1647

I solved it easily
Comment from : @nitinrawat7581

I think box 3 has the true statement label and prize is in the second box by process of elimination Choose one box and assume it has the true statement and remaining 2 has false labels By elimination, only box 3 seems to have the correct label
Comment from : @user-vg2vp5yr5c

I keep finding your awesome puzzles out of order, Ammar!brbrI admit I got this one wrong, having guessed box 1 but I associate my mistake with the inherent NLP in the questionbrOnly ONE has a prizebrOnly ONE is truebrONE ONE ONEbrbrI'm not saying that it's not a compelling logic puzzle, I'm pointing out that the major reason this puzzle felt inherently misleading is because of the way it was presented, suggesting the trick was in the wordingbrbrI can't help it be dejected as I should know better than that, as Ammar's puzzles as far as I observed tend to prioritize what's called "System 2" thinking requiring mathematics, analytic thinking, etcthe like, as opposed to attention to detail puzzles I got it wrong through a human fallacy, but that's a cold comfortbrbrNevertheless, thank you Ammar for the brain teaser! I'll try to approach these puzzles more carefully going forward
Comment from : @pzansei3280

Heyi guess that 3 box Hey an r8 😍😍😍😍💝
Comment from : @saravanan3749

Do we really need up to 3 cases?brbrI only need to prove whether the prize in is box 1, and that's it Assume the prize is in box 1 That would mean statement 1 and statement 2 are both true, and this is wrong, since we can have only one true statementbrbrTherefore, the prize is not in box 1, and therefore statement 3 is correct We can only have one true statement, so statement 3 must be itbrbrThat means statements 1 and 2 are both false Statement 2 being false means the prize is in box 2 Done
Comment from : @rafaelliman8167

Box1
Comment from : @kg5447

This puzzle can also be analysed by considering each statement as true, and see weather the other two statements hold good by assuming them to be opposite to what it posses brBut your solution is more clear and makes more sense, as u considered the given information perfectly!
Comment from : @sampathshetty2530

This was a easy one
Comment from : @knighthonor44

I got this right
Comment from : @sritejasalike8286

Whoever think that they are in top 37 after giving correct answer is false statement because percent has already raised to 38 😂😂😂
Comment from : @susanmunikar9962

I was asked this question in TCS interview
Comment from : @iamwhoiamyoudontknow

Too easy logical question
Comment from : @hindustanipoet3987

So easy 2nd box
Comment from : @bahamarouf2823

It was an easy one
Comment from : @vrushabh1816

I accidentally read box 3 saying it was in box 1 Interestingly enough, same result because box 1 and 3 both said box 1 and couldn't both be true
Comment from : @izme1000

You dont necessarily need to use the resuls from the previous stage as If we analyse them one by one without considering previous stage, we get the same result
Comment from : @hamedkazerouni6755

Who will like to blow their mind for an empty prize box
Comment from : @aayushgupta8608

Solved in 4 seconds
Comment from : @harshrajsharma5050

YeahI also answered it correctly
Comment from : @sumanamandal6479

I got it right 😊
Comment from : @lasanthaprabodha6529

Easy one
Comment from : @RS999

I got in 1st chance
Comment from : @vikaspoddar7861

I answered this correctly
Comment from : @amanjamestech

But my answer is as below which also gives the prize in box 2 : brOpen box1: if it has the prize than ok but if it does not has the prize than box 1 is a liar and accordingly box 3 is saying true which means that box 2 is a liar But according to the condition only 1 statement is right which means that if box 1 is liar and box 3 is true than box 2 is a liar which says that: it does not have the prize and as a result it has the prize
Comment from : @chiragagrawal7104

easy peasy
Comment from : @mohitkumar2899

I answer correct , thank God I am in top 37
Comment from : @parryrock8370

I'm in the 63 group who couldn't solve 😩😨
Comment from : @bhumeshnelly7790

#2 it such an OBVIOUS puzze, and even if people guess randomly they should get 33 37 seems to be very very low
Comment from : @marvinkitfox3386

I said box 3
Comment from : @sungod7851

Box 2
Comment from : @ShivaniGupta-mb8nt

very cheap
Comment from : @rajeshsunarkani1063

just open the box,
Comment from : @enterzahid

too good
Comment from : @chetanv2007

I got it 😃😃
Comment from : @LOLO-yk8qc

That's 2 I feel
Comment from : @LOLO-yk8qc

this was the easiest one of all your videos
Comment from : @Ujjayanroy

I solved this
Comment from : @chandraprakashgupta61

1:47 how u decide the first case is false? there is chance the third case also gets false
Comment from : @sathiyasundar9937

Bhai Hindi m bta na
Comment from : @paraslalsana7642

Why would only 37 know this? I knew IMMEDIATELY it was in box 2 As SOON as you said one and only one statement was true I just knew "2" There are only 3 cases anyway, it's hardly going to take until the end of the universe to brute force check all possibilities 2 of the statements are true if it's anything other than box 2
Comment from : @medexamtoolsdotcom