An extended and much much more challenging version of Einstein's puzzle

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In summary: I'm not sure if anyone is interested in it.In summary, the source says that there are multiple solutions to the puzzle and the most beautiful lady is either 1 or 7.
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Dear all

I am in the process of solving a logic puzzle. This is the extended and much much more challenging version of the popular Einstein's puzzle. From the source, it is said that the person who can solve this puzzle must be brilliant. Here is the puzzle:

On the Miss World night, there are 7 most beautiful candidates selected from the last rounds. These 7 beautiful ladies are ranked from 1 to 7. They stand from left to right according to the rank i.e., the most beautiful stands on the left, then the second most beautiful and so on. Each lady has unique characteristics on nationality, dress they wear, hotel they stay, music, book, drinking favorite, and physical beauty. The information is listed belows:

Lady with black dress stand next to lady ranked number 3.
Lady from Vietnam stays in Kozz hotel.
Lady with red dress stands next to lady who like beer.
Lady who likes Rock also has the most beautiful legs.
Lady from Brazil stand next to lady with purple dress.
Lady who likes mild stands next lady from India.
Lady ranked 6 has the most beautiful lips.
Lady with the most beautiful hairs like Economics books.
Lady staying in Diamond hotel stands next to lady with the most beautiful eyes.
Lady ranked 3 likes Science books.
Lady wit whie dress likes tea.
Lady with yellow dress is from Italia.
Lady ranked 5 likes Pop music.
Lady staying in Plud hotel stands next to lady who stays in Senti hotel.
Lady who likes Jazz stands next to lady who likes Hiphop.
Lady in orange dress likes drinking soda.
lady with the most beautiful nose like wine.
Lady who like detective books stands next lady in Red hotel.
lady who likes novel stands next to lady ranked 2.
lady ranked 4 like Health related books.
Lady who stays in Edon hotel stands next to lady who likes Classic music.
Lady who likes Classic music also likes coffee.
Lady who like History book also like Baroc music.
Lady with blue dress stand next to lady from South Africa.
Lady who likes Cocacola stand next to lady with the most charming waist.
Lady who likes Dance music stands next to lady ranked 4.
Lady from Canada stands next to lady who likes drinking milk.
Lady from China likes Cooking books.
Lady who stays in Bluesky hotel stands next to lady ranked 6.

The question is : Who is the most beautiful lady ? And who has the the most beautiful body?

Thanks and Have A Great Day!
 
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The most beatiful is ranked as 1 or 7 ?
 
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Why TWO threads withy the same puzzle?
 
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Yes. the beauty is ranked from 1 to 7. Sorry for the duplicate posts. I realized that but didn't how to remove one one of them. Can the moderator help remove one of them.

Many thanks!
 
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wonderful said:
Yes. the beauty is ranked from 1 to 7.

I think what he was asking is whether 1 to 7 is ugly to beautiful or whether it was beautiful to ugly. Not that any of them are ugly, per se, but just wondering if "7" meant most beautiful or if it meant least beautiful.

DaveE
 
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Thanks Dave for the clarification. Number 1 is the most beautiful, then 2 and so on.
Have A Great Day!
 
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wonderful said:
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Lady who likes mild stands next lady from India.
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Wouldn't it be milk ?
 
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Oh yes, sorry for the typo. "Mild" should be milk. Thanks for pointing this out.

Have A Great Day!
 
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^ I thought mild was a a type of drink...BAH better start again...
 
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Thanks! BTW, there seems more than one feasible solution. I can post here one if you are interested.

Have A Great Day!
 
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Wonderful post it if you want, but make sure that it is in a font colour that you can avoid, like in white or something...
 
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It does seem like there are one or two clues missing...would be nice to know what music style was preferred by #6, and/or what book style was preferred by #2.
 
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This is a good observation Brads77. According to the maker of this puzzle, "seemingly missing clues" make the puzzle more interesting. As a hint, there may be more than one solution.

Have A Great Day!
 
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I can see how there would be more than one solution...but I am not sure it makes it more interesting. I like the certainty of getting one solution.

Does the source state there is one solution only? Is the notion of multiple solutions your conclusion?
 
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I found 2 solutions and discussed with the person who makes this question. He told me both my solutions are correct and that's his intention to have multiple solutions.

Have A Great Day!
 
  • #16
How interesting...I see the way to the solution now...very nice design
 
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I wrote a program that solves this puzzle and got 25408 different solutions. Am I missing somthing, or is it just unsuccessful attempt to design a 7x7 grid puzzle?
 
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Here is a version with only one solution:

Lady with black dress ranked number 4.
Lady from Vietnam stays in Kozz hotel.
Lady with red dress stands at the right of the lady who like beer.
Lady who likes Rock also has the most beautiful legs.
Lady from Brazil stand at the right of the lady with purple dress.
Lady who likes milk stands at the right of the lady from India.
Lady ranked 6 has the most beautiful lips.
Lady with the most beautiful hair likes Economy books.
Lady staying in Diamond hotel stands at the right of the lady with the most beautiful eyes.
Lady ranked 3 likes Science books.
Lady with white dress likes tea.
Lady with yellow dress is from Italia.
Lady ranked 5 likes Pop music.
Lady staying in Plud hotel stands at the right of the lady who stays in Senti hotel.
Lady who likes Jazz stands at the right of the lady who likes Hiphop.
Lady in orange dress likes drinking soda.
Lady with the most beautiful nose like wine.
Lady who like detective books stands at the right of the lady in Red hotel.
Lady who likes novel stands next to lady ranked 2.
Lady ranked 4 like Health related books.
Lady who stays in Edon hotel stands at the right of the lady who likes Classic music.
Lady who likes Classic music also likes coffee.
Lady who like History book also like Baroc music.
Lady with blue dress stand at the right of the lady from South Africa.
Lady who likes Cocacola stand at the right of the lady with the most charming waist.
Lady who likes Dance music stands next to lady ranked 4.
Lady from Canada stands at the right of the lady who likes drinking milk.
Lady from China likes Cooking books.
Lady who stays in Bluesky hotel stands at the right of the lady ranked 6.
Lady who stays in Senti hotel likes tea.
 

1. What is Einstein's puzzle?

Einstein's puzzle, also known as the zebra puzzle, is a logic puzzle designed by Albert Einstein. It involves a grid of houses and a series of clues that must be used to determine the correct placement of people and objects in each house.

2. How is this extended version of the puzzle more challenging?

This extended version of Einstein's puzzle includes additional houses, people, and clues, making it more complex and difficult to solve compared to the original version.

3. What skills are required to solve this puzzle?

Solving this puzzle requires strong logical reasoning, critical thinking, and attention to detail. It also helps to have a good understanding of deductive reasoning and the ability to organize and analyze information.

4. Are there any strategies or tips for solving this puzzle?

Yes, there are some tips and strategies that can help with solving this puzzle. These include starting with the given information, making logical deductions, and keeping track of eliminations and possibilities. It can also be helpful to use a grid or chart to organize the information.

5. Is there a specific order in which the clues should be solved?

No, there is no specific order in which the clues should be solved. It is recommended to start with the clues that provide the most information and work from there. It may also be helpful to revisit and review clues as more information is revealed.

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