level 2 puzzles

Level 2
These are bit difficult ones, u can use ur pen and paper to get with them.
1.

On the board I've written a problem in long division. I've substituted X's for all of the numbers
except the lucky 7's. It's your job to reason out what these numbers were and to write them back into the
expression.

2.

Place two inverted plastic glasses close

enough together so that you can prop a stick match between them about halfway up, as shown. Now, you have to remove one glass and the match will

remain suspended in air. You may not touch the match

with anything other than the second match on the table,

and you must do that prior to removing the glass.

3.

While checking his supplies, Cy Corncrib noticed something interesting about his flour sacks. The sacks were

stacked three to a shelf and numbered one through nine. On shelves one and three, he had a single sack next to a pair of sacks, while the middle shelf held three sacks grouped together. Now, if he multiplied the number on the single sack (7), by the number on the pair next to it (28), he got 196, the number on the middle sacks. However, if he tried multiplying the numbers on the third shelf, (34) and (5), he got 170. Cy then came up with this problem: How do you rearrange the sacks, with as few moves as possible, so that

 hen you multiply each pair by its single neighbor, you will come up with a product equal to the number on the

middle shelf?

ANSWERS

actually my exams are going on now , ill post the answers in a week or two

level 1 Puzzles

Level 1
The below given are really smart puzzles to be solved, strain your brain.
Initially try to solve each puzzle without writing anything and just using "RAM" of your brain.
I'll soon post the answers of the below given questions
(The answers to the below puzzles may theoretical or numerical)

1.Only one of these five statements is correct - which is it?
(1) Only one of these statements is false.
(2) Only two of these statements are false.
(3) Three of these statements are false.
(4) Four of these statements are false.
(5) All five of these statements are false.
ans-4th statement

2.Which number when added to 5/4 gives the same result as when
it is multiplied by 5/4?
ans- 5

3.A girl has as many sisters as she has brothers. But each brother
has twice as many sisters as brothers. How many brothers and
sisters in the family?
ans-4 sisters and 3 brothers
4.If the only sister of your mother's only brother has an only child,
what would be your relationship to that child?
ans-urself

5.If a brick weighs seven pounds plus half a brick, what is the
weight of a brick and a half?
ans-21pounds

6.There are eight oranges in a box. How can you divide them
between eight people so that each person gets one orange, and
one orange is still left in the box?
The oranges must not be peeled or cut.
ans-give away 7 oranges and give the box with an orange in it to the last person.