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==Puzzle 006== | ==Puzzle 006== | ||
:Name: | :Name: Light Weight | ||
:Trigger: | :Trigger: Talk to Marco | ||
:Location: | :Location: Manor Road | ||
:Chapter: | :Chapter: 1 | ||
:Picarats: | :Picarats: 40 | ||
'''Description''': | '''Description''': Here we have eight small weights that all look the same. However, one of the weights in the group is slightly lighter than the rest. Using this scale two times, you can find out which of these weights is lighter than the rest. So, which weight is the light one? | ||
*'''Hint 1''': You're not weighing two sets of four weights on your first use of the scale, are you? If you do that, you'll only have one more chance left to determine which of four weights is the light one. But you probably already know that, right? | |||
*'''Hint 2''': Maybe thinking about another example will help you out here. Imagine you have three weights, one of which is lighter than the rest. To find the light weight, all you gotta do is weigh any two of the three. If one of the weights on the scale is lighter, there's your answer. If the two weights on the scale are the same, the remaining weight is the light one. | |||
*'''Hint 3''': Think about the last hint. You can figure out the light weight in a group of three with one use of the scale. If you can narrow the number of weights in question to three in one use of the scale, you've got your answer. | |||
'''Answer''': The lightest weight changes each time. To find the correct weight, weigh any three weights on one side against another three weights. If neither side is lighter, weigh the remaining two weights to find your answer. | |||
If one side is lighter, one of the three weights on the light side is the lightest weight. Weigh two of those three weights against each other. If one side is lighter, you have your answer. If neither side is lighter, than the weight left off the scale is the lightest. | |||
Ex: 1,2,3 weighed against 4,5,6. The side with 4,5,6 on it is lighter. Weigh 4 against 5. They are the same weight. Therefore, weight 6 is the lightest. | |||
==Puzzle 007== | ==Puzzle 007== | ||
:Name: | :Name: Wolves and Chicks | ||
:Trigger: | :Trigger: Talk to Ramon | ||
:Location: | :Location: Manor Border | ||
:Chapter: | :Chapter: 1 | ||
:Picarats: | :Picarats: 50 | ||
'''Description''': | '''Description''': | ||
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==Puzzle 008== | ==Puzzle 008== | ||
:Name: | :Name: Farm Work | ||
:Trigger: | :Trigger: Touch the strip of Flowers above the river | ||
:Location: | :Location: Manor Border | ||
:Chapter: | :Chapter: 1 | ||
:Picarats: | :Picarats: 20 | ||
'''Description''': | '''Description''': | ||
