Recent content by Aditya

As has already been concluded from the other posts, there are only two possibilities: 2 red marks and 1 blue mark, or three red marks. (Although it doesn't take a person that long to realize that) But, if there are 2 red marks and 1 blue mark, then each of the scientists other than the one with...

What if the person who answers doesn't post/doesn't know a riddle? Does that mean that we can post a riddle instead of him?

Although I haven't use the Kaplan books for SATII: Physics Test, I have used it in preparing for AP Exams. Through my experience usually Kaplan and Barron are some of the worst preparation books. THe best book I would recommend is to use Princeton Review for your preparation.

Yes, regor and matthy are both both right. I guess I should have rephrased the dog question by writing "How far can the dog run in the woods" instead of into.

Rahsmuss was right for the dog problem since after going halfway into the woods you are technically going out of the woods. For the murder mystery its not Bill or Pam or the Blacksmith. This one's incredibly difficult to solve since nobody's going to think of this person. HintIt's the...

Bill took Pam to Mount Everest in order to go mountain climbing. Unfortunately Pam was found dead after her hook broke while she was climbing up the mountain. Although most of the people were convinced that Pam died of an accident, ONE person was assured that it was a planned murder. Who is that...

No, not really. Although the answer is correct, the reasoning behind it is incorrect. If you spell out each letter you can notice that for each number the number of letters increase by 1.

Which number is next in this series: 10, 4, 3, 11, 15...? a. 14 b. 1 c. 17 d.12 Hint: Not Math Related