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YOU ARE COMING FROM CITY "A" AND WANT TO REACH "B".
3 ROADS MEET AT JUNCTION 'X',TO/FROM A,B,AND C.
B
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A------X-<
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C
AT X,2 PERSON ARE STANDING-1ALWAYS SAY TRUTH ,ANOTHER
ALWAYS SAY LIE.
IN ONLY ONE QUESTION,HOW WILL YOU ASK THE WAY
TO 'B'(YOU ARE COMING FROM 'A')
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Answer Posted / nupur karnani
I wud ask one of them (1st) "ask the other person(2nd) and
tell me which is the way to B?"
If the 2nd person shows B, but the 1st person doesnt give
that reply to me, he is liar and i should move in direction
which the 2nd person showed.
If the 1st person shows the same road as said by 2nd person,
he is a truth-teller and i should move in the other
direction as 2nd person lied earlier.
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