Puzzle trail answer 丨Hacker Experience

This is answer for Hacker Experience Puzzle :

1) It's Tic-Tac-Toe. Beat it.

2) Puzzle: Your socks drawer contains 10 pairs of white socks and 10 pairs of black socks. Suppose you are in the dark and need to get one sock at a time, without knowing which one. How many socks do you need to get until you have a pair with matching color?

Answer: 3

3) Puzzle: What is the name of the volcanö who erupted in 2010 and shut down much of Europe's airspace?

Answer: Eyjafjallajökull 

4) Puzzle: What are the 2 numbers whose product is 48 and, when the higher number is divided for the lower, the result is 3?

Answer: 12, 4

5) Puzzle: If "one and a half boy" can eat one and a half hot dog in one and a half minute, how many hot dogs can 6 boys eat in 6 minutes?

Answer: 24

6)Puzzle: 37.2350° N, 115.8111° W

Answer: Area 51

7) Puzzle: In a certain country 1/2 of 5 = 3. 

Assuming the same proportion, what would 

be the value of 1/3 of 10 ?

Answer: 4

8) Puzzle: 072 097 099 107 101 114 032 069 

120 112 101 114 105 101 110 099 101

Answer: Hacker Experience

9) Puzzle: Setec Astronomy~Credit to Shyfruit

Answer: too many secrets 

10) SODUKU Puzzle 

Answer:use a sudoku solver in google!:D

11) 2048 Puzzle~Credit to Anime!

Answer: Hit F12 or FN+F12, go to the console and paste this

Spoiler (Click to Hide)

$.ajax({

type: "POST",

url: 'riddle.php',

dataType: "json",

data: {

func: '2048',

type: 5

},

success: function(data){

if(data.status == 'OK') {

result = $.parseJSON(data.msg);

$('#puzzle-header').html(result[0].header);

$('#puzzle-status').html(result[0].result);

$('#puzzle-next').html(result[0].next);

$('#puzzle-isSolved').attr('value', result

[0].isSolved);

$('#puzzle-solve').hide();

}

}

})

NOTE: everything from here ownwards is done by two ppl that

is not the person who did 1) - 11)

12)  A farmer went to your bank to ask for a loan.

 The bank agreed on offering $100 as long as the 

farmer would be able to buy exactly 100 animals with 

those $100.

The only rule of the agreement was that the farmer would

 buy at least one of each of the following animals: ox, 

pigs and sheeps. Each ox costs $10. Each pigs costs $3, 

and the sheeps costs, each, $0.50. How many animals of 

each kind did the farmer buy?

Note: Separate the answer using commas. E.g.:

 'X, Y, Z' (X ox, Y pigs and Z sheeps)

Answer: 5, 1, 94

13)  just go  round 7: 88.39.64.8

i don't know what happens on round reset but here some advice..

get the bigest number

google how to play minesweeper

your set!:D

14)Puzzle: Renato and Matheus told, enthusiastically, the result 

of the Third International Science Fair, which took place in

 Switzerland. There were 3 competitors: Naomy, Milena and Phoebe. 

Renato told Naomy was the winner, with Milena getting the second 

place. Matheus, however, said Phoebe won, and Naomy was second placed..

Actually none of them told the truth about what happened at the

 Science Fair. What really happened was that each one told one true 

statement and a false one. So, what was the actual classification of the 

competitors?

Note: Answer using the name of the first, second and third placed,

 respectively. Example: Melchior, Gaspar, Baltazar

answer: Phoebe, Milena, Naomy

15)Puzzle: You are the onwer of a bird store, and you use them to organize

 your cages. If you keep 1 bird per cage, there will be one bird outside 

of the cage, therefore it will be missing cages. If you keep two birds 

per cage, there will be one empty cage. How many birds and cages do you have?

Note: Separate the answer using commas. E.g.: 'X, Y' (X birds, Y cages)

Answer: 4, 3

16)Puzzle: Five competitors (A, B, C, D e E) dispute a swimming test that 

rewards the 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed with gold, silver and bronze medal, 

respectively. The following assertments about the test are fake, but 

one assertment of each (note each have two assertments) can be true.

A did not get gold and B did not get silver;

D did not get silver and B did not get bronze;

C won a medal, but D didn't;

A won a medal, but C didn't;

D won a medal and E did, too.

Note: Answer using the letter of the first, second and third placed, 

respectively. Example: X, Y, Z

Answer: A, D, C

17) Puzzle: A whale have 15 meters of length. Her head is as big as 

her tail. If her head was two times longer than it actually is, her

 head and her tail, together, would be as long as the rest of her 

body (i.e., the part that is between the head and the tail). What 

is the length of her head, tail and the rest of the body?

Note: Separate the answer using commas. E.g.: 'X, Y, Z' 

(X meters for head, Y meters for tail and Z meters for the body)

Answer : 3, 3, 9

18) Puzzle: Brent, Corrigan and Bieber went out to birdwatching. 

Each one saw a bird that no one else did. Each pair between them 

saw a bird that the third didn't. Finally, one bird was seen by 

everyone. From the birds Brent saw, 2 were yellow. From the 

birds Corrigan saw, 3 were yellow. From the birds Bieber saw, 

4 were yellow.

How many yellow birds were seen altogether?

How many birds with other colors were seen altogether?

Note: Answer the questions separated by a comma. Example: 3, 4

Answer: 5, 2

19)Puzzle: How could you display the number 100 using only six 

times the number "9", without any other digit, and with only two operations?

Note: You might need to use fractions. Do not insert spaces in 

the answer. (e.g.: 5+3*2)

Answer: 99+99/99

20) Puzzle: Two crocodile owners (owner I and owner II) were talking and, 

during the conversation, they realised a weird coincidence. If owner I sold 

7 of his crocodile to owner II, owner I would have the same amount of crocodiles 

as owner II. On the other side, if owner II sold 7 of his crocodiles to owner I, 

owner I would have exactly the double of crocodiles of owner II. How many 

crocodiles each of them have?

Note: Separate the answer using commas. E.g.: 'X, Y' (X crocodiles for 

owner I, Y crocodiles for owner II)

Answer: 49, 35

21) Puzzle: ?x Player(x) ^ (?y,z Premium(y) ^ Buys(x, y, z)) => Awesome(x)

Note: You need to match at least 90% of the correct answer. Good luck.

Answer: Every player who buys premium is awesome

22)Puzzle: A group of sheeps and chickens have a total of 99 feet and heads 

(counting together, i.e. it's *wrong* to say there are 99 feet and 

99 heads, we only now the total amount of feet + heads). There are two 

times more chickens than sheeps. How many animals of each type (sheeps and 

chickens) are there in this group?

Note: Separate the answer using commas. E.g.: 'X, Y' (X sheeps, Y chickens)

Answer: 9, 18

23) Puzzle: /bb|[^b]{2}/

Note: Regular Expression.

Answer: To be or not to be

24)Turn the switches on(good luck!)

The easiest way to solve LightsOut puzzles is to use a method 

called Chase The Lights. Starting with the second row, click 

on every cell that has a light on in the row above it. This

 will turn off all the lights in that row. Continue with each 

successive row until the only remaining lights are in the final row.

Pattern Lookup

Now that you only have lights on in the final row, use the lookup 

table below and find the pattern of lights. This will tell you which 

lights to click in the top row. When you chase the lights this time, 

the bottom row will end up dark, just like the rest of the puzzle.

Bottom Row Lights Top Row Clicks

..*** ...+.

.*.*. .+..+

.**.* +....

*...* ...++

*.**. ....+

**.** ..+..

***.. .+...

For a 9x9 puzzle, you will either end up with a dark bottom row, 

or *.*.*.*.* as your pattern. If you have the latter, click the 

top left cell, and chase it to turn out all the lights.

(end of puzzle trail for now)

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