Where can i find theory&logic subforum

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The discussion centers on locating the Theory & Logic subforum, with a user expressing confusion about its existence. They are directed to the Set Theory, Probability, and Logic subforum, where they can pose questions related to logical arrangements, illustrated by a specific problem involving book organization with constraints. The user initially misplaces their inquiry, leading to a moderator moving their threads to the Brain Teasers section. Ultimately, the user finds the link to the appropriate subforum. The conversation highlights the importance of navigating forum categories for specific topics.
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where can i find theory&logic subforum?
 
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Here is the Set Theory, Probability and Logic subforum.
 
i was told that in the Probability and Logic subforum
i can ask question like this one:
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mary bought ten books

5 pairs of books
each pair of books has its own colors
a yellow pair ,a purple pair ,a black pair ,a blue pair, a red pair (10 books )
she decided to arrange them on 4 shelves ,but there are rules for arranging them

two books of the same color will not be on the same shelf
a yellow book cannot be on the same shelf with a purple shelf
a blue book will always be with a red book
in each shelf the amount of books will not exceed 3 books

what arrangement cannot happen if we know that on one self we have a purple and a blue books?
A.there is another shelf which has a purple and a blue book on it
B.there is a black book next to a red book
C.there is a yellow book next to a black book
D.there is a purple book next to a black book
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is it here??
 
some_one said:
i was told that in the Probability and Logic subforum
i can ask question like this one:
==========================
mary bought ten books

5 pairs of books
each pair of books has its own colors
a yellow pair ,a purple pair ,a black pair ,a blue pair, a red pair (10 books )
she decided to arrange them on 4 shelves ,but there are rules for arranging them

two books of the same color will not be on the same shelf
a yellow book cannot be on the same shelf with a purple shelf
a blue book will always be with a red book
in each shelf the amount of books will not exceed 3 books

what arrangement cannot happen if we know that on one self we have a purple and a blue books?
A.there is another shelf which has a purple and a blue book on it
B.there is a black book next to a red book
C.there is a yellow book next to a black book
D.there is a purple book next to a black book
==============================================
is it here??
No, I moved your threads to Brain Teasers.
 
is there "theory&logic subforum"

i can't find it
 
ooohh sorry i didnt see the link
 
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