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Puzzle 45 


Practical Pat was asked to cut a 99 foot rope into three smaller, equal length ropes.

However, as usual, Pat couldn't find the measuring tape, so a guess took place!

When the tape was finally found (it was under a hat), Pat discovered that:

the second piece of rope was twice as long as the first piece, minus 35 feet
the third piece of rope was half the length of the first, plus 15 feet
How long were each of the pieces of rope?

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Puzzle 46 


Which letter completes this sequence:

T · A · O · T · B · I · E · S · O · T · R · H · N · E · O · Q · T · U · T · E · O · S · B · T · E · I · T · O · H · ?

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Puzzle 47 


Entry Exam Section Ball logic puzzles

Here is a snippet of section B of the curious multiple-choice entrance exam into the exclusive BrainBashers puzzle club.
Q1. The answer to Q2 is:

A. B
B. A
C. D
D. C

Q2. The answer to Q3 is:

A. C
B. D
C. B
D. A

Q3. The answer to Q4 is:

A. D
B. A
C. C
D. B

Q4. The answer to Q1 is:

A. D
B. C
C. A
D. B

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Puzzle 48 


Below is a map of the BrainBashers detention facility.

There are 9 guards, A to I, who are in charge of a particular number of cells.

The guards only guard cells that they can see in a continuous straight line, either horizontally or vertically, and each cell is only protected by one guard.

The numbers represent how many cells each guard is in charge of, they are of course in charge of the cell they are currently in.

Can you work out which guards are in charge of which cells?

Note: this puzzle is not interactive, and the squares cannot be clicked.

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