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[elderw]

the answer is 3

[Idienasty]

Three flowers
Answer: Three or two flowers
i rule

[morticia626]

Spoiler for hmmm

3

[tara]

two....you don't have daisies, roses or tulips...u have some fifth variety

[brainwwings]

6

[Lakshmi]

Three flowrs are there

[Thuhchris]

"How many flowers do I have if all of them are roses except two, all of them are tulips except two, and all of them are daisies except two?"

Spoiler for only one answer

There is three flowers
Rose, Tulip, and Daisies

It says (and i quote) "all of themare roses except two, all of them are tulips except two, and all of them are daisies except two

There is only one answer.

[angee67]

Flowers - Back to the River Crossing Puzzles
How many flowers do I have if all of them are roses except two, all of them are tulips except two, and all of them are daisies except two?

Spoiler for Solution

Flowers - solution
There are 2 solutions:
Three flowers: rose, tulip, daisy.
Two flowers: carnation, geranium.

You have 3, one of each. 1 rose, one daisy and 1 whatever the other 1 was. That's why they are all except for 2.

[Analytical1]

The answer is 3. Regardless of how many flowers you attempt to include in this situation... the max result is 1 per if 3 types are included but you only have the option to inlude each with a -2... this is a logic question, not mathematics. This is not a debate for there is truth stated in the rule of the question.

[suprman91]

3; 1 rose, 1 tulip and 1 daisy coz 1r except 1t 1d, 1t except 1r 1d and 1d except 1r 1t