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I am somewhat new to logic puzzles and working through the 2010 puzzle baron Logic Puzzles book. I am stuck on two puzzles. I think there is a strategy that I can’t figure out. Could someone explain the strategy to me? I get to a point where I just have two or three left that I can’t figure out. I’m posting a picture of where I am stuck.
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Clue 6:
> Sorenson wasn't the plaintiff in the Swain case, which wasn't decided 8-1
The wording on puzzles in the book are a bit more ambiguous than the ones on the website, but I think that can be translated as three things:- Sorenson != Swain
- Sorenson != 8-1
- Swain != 8-1
If you mark Swain as different than 8-1, it will solve your problem.
I don't have the books, but I've seen discussion in the old forums before about mistakes in a few of the pages. I think someone made a list of all the corrections that should be made to the books, but I don't think it was saved when the forums were reset. Hopefully someone still has a copy and can link it. -
I hope someone has saved this information. I also have this book. In Clue 6 it's difficult to know whether "which wasn't decided 8-1" refers to the Swain case or the one in which Sorenson was the plaintiff.Comment
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