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Grace [21]
3 years ago
10

tienes tres cajas. Cada una de ellas tiene una información. Caja 1:El oro esrá aquí,Caja 2: El oro no está aquí, Caja 3: El oro

está en oa segunda caja. Solo una de las frases es verdadera. ¿Puedes asegurarme donde está el oro? ¿ Puedes asegurarme dónde no está el oro?
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1 answer:
zalisa [80]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

el oro no está en la caja 1 ya que la aseveración es falsa, tampoco está en la 2 ya que la aseveración es verdadera por lo tanto está en la caja 3 cuya aseveración también es falsa.

creo que calza la respuesta, pero es diferente a la del solucionario. favor corrígeme si me equivoco.

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