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  1. Que : Me and My Twin Brother
    I am pronounced as one letter, but written with three. Me and my twin
    brother are blue, brown or green. What am I?

    Answer : Eye

     

    Que : A Man in the Rain
    A man walked outside in a heavy rainstorm for twenty minutes without
    getting a single hair of his head wet. He didn't wear a hat, carry an umbrella,
    or hold anything over his head. His clothes got soaking wet. How could this
    happen?

     

    Answer : Man was bald

  2. Hi Geodood,

    logic is :

    3+5+7 = 152131

    solved as (3*5) (3*7) (15+21-5)

    In shorts we can say abc = (a*b)(a*C)(a*b+a*c-b)

    Then A+B+C = 123040

    In this A = 6 B=2 C=5

     

    Similarly for 

    IF

    9 + 4 + 5 = 364590

    2 + 6 + 8 = 121630

    3 + 7 + 8 = 212448

    here A+B+C = (A*B) (A*C) (A*B+A*C+A)

     

    so 

    THEN

    D + E + F = 303570

    D = 5 

    E = 6

    F = 7

  3. int no_of_happy_bug(int gen) {

            int happy = 1;
            int sad = 0;
            int neutral = 0;
            int generation = 1;

        while (generation <= gen) {
            int h = 0;
            int s = 0;
            int n = 0;
            if (happy >= 1) {
                s = s + happy;
                n = n + happy;
            }

            if (sad >= 1) {
                h = h + (2 * sad);

            }

            if (neutral >= 1) {
                h = h + neutral;
                s = s + neutral;
            }

            happy = h;
            sad = s;
            neutral = n;
            generation++;
        }
        return happy;
    }

  4. statement given by jemmy :  b*b + c*c = (a+b)^2  is incorrect.

    initially lets assume that Leon's statement is correct :     a*b*c = 12 * c

    That means  a * b = 12

    which means there are following possible values of a  & b

    a = 6  b = 2 or a = 2 b = 6

    or

    a = 4 b = 3 or a = 3 b = 4

    now take a = 6 and b = 2 then 

    from   Claudy's statement   2*a*b = c + 2*b  => c = 20 

    and on using  Thomas's statement : 30*d = 6*b*c => d = 8

    and  Richard's  statement :  a+b+c+d = a*a => 6 + 2 + 20 + 8 = 6 * 6 => 36 = 36

    only  Jemmy's statement :  b*b + c*c = (a+b)^2 is not satisfying this values.

    so jemmy's statement is incorrect.

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