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zvonat [6]
3 years ago
7

Three people of kaui Island are named Alice, Bob and Carol. At least one of them is a Knight and at least one is a Knave. Exactl

y one of them has a prize.
They made the following statements:
Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize
Bob: I don’t have the prize
Carol: I have the prize
Using logic & truth table find that Who has the prize?
Mathematics
1 answer:
IrinaVladis [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:  Alice has the prize

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

\boxed{\begin{array}{c|c|c||l}\underline{Alice}&\underline{Bob}&\underline{Carol}&\underline{Prize}\\T&T&F&\text{Alice}\\T&F&F&\text{no possible answer}\\T&F&T&\text{no possible answer}\\F&T&T&\text{no possible answer}\\F&F&T&\text{no possible answer}\\F&T&F&\text{no possible answer}\end{array}}

Line 1:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Bob: I don’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Carol: I have the prize (F) ... either Alice or Bob

          Alice is true for all of them!

Line 2:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Bob: I don’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Carol: I have the prize (F) ... either Alice or Bob

            <em>nobody satisfies all three statements.</em>

Line 3:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Bob: I don’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Carol: I have the prize (T) ... Carol

            <em>nobody satisfies all three statements.</em>

Line 4:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Bob: I don’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Carol: I have the prize (T) ... Carol

            <em>nobody satisfies all three statements.</em>

<em />

Line 5:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Bob: I don’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Carol: I have the prize (T) ... Carol

            <em>nobody satisfies all three statements.</em>

<em />

Line 6:

Alice: Bob doesn’t have the prize (F) ... Bob

Bob: I don’t have the prize (T) ... either Alice or Carol

Carol: I have the prize (F) ... either Alice or Bob

            <em>nobody satisfies all three statements.</em>

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