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The riddle is slightly confusing especially the part where they say that when we grab a box, we would deprived the rebels of their supplies. So I thought you can only inspect 1 box to make sure that is the wrong one. Not taking two boxes away.
for the bonus riddle you only have to open 2 boxes: open any one and if it's right, easy. if not, open the box labelled with what you found. the box labelled with what you find in the second box is also wrong, so the final box is correct example: i open the apples box and find dates, then open the dates box. it can't contain dates since the apples box does, and it can't be apples because that would force both of the other boxes to be right or wrong, neither of which is allowed. say it contains bananas, i know the bananas box has to have apples, so the carrots box is labelled correctly
Its 2 boxes no matter what, see: Apples -> bananas Bananas -> carrots Carrots -> apples Dates -> dates I open boxes apples then carrots. I know it has to be dates, because it isnt apples bananas or carrots. If I open boxes bananas then apples, I still know it is dates for the same reason.
Just like the example in the video, Meat needs one box, vegetarian needs another, you can’t just give everything to the meat eaters or else the vegetarians will go without food. Same if it was military a Pilot and a Boat, a pilot can only take one type of ammunition, but the boat can take both, but you can’t just give everything to the Boat.
Think of it this way: there are 4 boxes, and you take away 2, you still have 2 left, but if you take away all 4, you have 0 left. It really depends on how you look at things before you realize that this makes complete sense.
The bonus riddle can be answered with just 2 boxes. For the first box, you have a 75% chance to open an incorrect box. Once you see the actual item inside, open the box with that item's label. At that point, you know that the boxes you opened AND the box labeled for the second box's actual contents were misplaced, while the remaining box was pristine. If you opened the accurate box, you already know which 3 boxes are mislabeled, but you can open one of the mislabeled boxes to figure out the triangular direction of the label shift.
You actually don't have to check the box with the item's label. If you looked in the box labelled 'Apples' first, and it contained bananas, you then know that the box labelled 'Bananas' is labelled incorrectly. Then, you can check the box labelled 'Carrots'. If it's correct, great. If not, you then know that the boxes labelled 'Apples,' 'Carrots' and 'Bananas' are labelled incorrectly and the box labelled 'Dates' is correct.
Answer to bonus question: u need 2 1) open the apple box. If its correct, u found it. 2) If its not correct, u also know that the vegetable in the box is incorrect, so if u find banana, u know its not banana or apple 3) ur second box is either carrots or dates in this case 4) if ur second box is correct, u found the answer, if not then the other box is correct. So if u find apples in carrots, the answer is dates in this case.
You can open any second box because exactly three boxes are incorrectly labelled, e.g. in your example, if apple box had bananas, then banana box can not contain apples
@@willbobsled That's true, but for example if you open a carrot box and find banana. You immediately knows that banana box is filled with wrong stuff, and it will increase your chances of opening the right box on the second try by avoiding the banana box. Sure, this part didn't matter because the question didn't care about the process. But in my opinion this method is better because it's much more efficient.
@@maxilerlantreas3306 Opening the Correctly labeled box is not the goal. Identifying it is. Even if you open 2 incorrect boxes you have gained the same information as if you had opened one incorrect box and one correct box. No method of choosing a second box is more or less efficient than choosing randomly from the remaining unopened boxes.
I have been watching and solving these riddles all night. Love them! I love the narration and the animation. Basic riddles become hecking interesting with funny stories surrounding them and on the harder riddles I really appreciate the simple explanations that are actually opened why and how and what. And the comparing of things such as here the athmospheres so we actually see WHY it works as it does.
About the bonus riddle, I think the maximum time of checking is 2. Here is how I go about this: First select a random box to check, say I check the Apple box, and found banana inside. Then according to the content of the box I can deduce that the Banana box is definitely not containing Banana, which left us with Carrots and Dates box. Finally just check one of the remaining boxes, if you found it, nice! If you didn't, the last box is the correct box. So I figure the maximum is 2, would be nice if someone share their thoughts
@@thecrookedman3851 Pretty sure the riddle states that 'each of these boxes contain a different type of fruits' so there would not be two boxes of the same fruit. But your reasoning still stay true, that some other fruits outside of the four labeled (eg. waterlemon) could be inside the wrong boxes
Or you can pick any 2 boxes at random since 3/4 of them are label incorrectly. Which makes a loop of 3. If you find Apples in the Banana box. You know Banana box must contain either Dates or Carrots and also either Dates or Carrots Box must contain Bananas. By selecting the Apple box and find Dates you will know Dates box has Bananas and the Carrot box contain Carrots. Or you can pick the Dates box and find bananas or the Carrot box with Carrots. Any 2 boxes will give you enough information about what all 4 boxes contain
My favorite thing about this riddle is what it says about the way we humans think. Structurally the shipments to restaurants is exactly the same, as is who do you need to card in a bar type environment, but the "natural" situations are easy for our brains to get correct (since most people can do it without thinking about it too much) while the more "abstract" versions, such as this one or with cards, require significantly more thinking for most people.
Or just be more careful when you're trying to sneak packages into a country, avoiding situations like this where your operation was almost jeopardised due to a basic error.
Jerom Bastiaansen Your commander commends you for your suggestion which will help get supplies across the border in the future. And also executes you because that suggestion doesn’t help right now, so all the supplies got confiscated.
Let E(x) denote "x is marked with an even number on the bottom" and R(x) denote "x is sealed with a red top" with all the boxes as the domain. Premise: b is a box such that (E(b) ∨ R(b)) = T. If E(b) = F, then E(b) → R(b) = T If R(b) = T, then E(b) → R(b) = T For the given premise, E(b) → R(b) is a tautology. This video made me study the discrete maths course that I've been ignoring for 3 weeks now lol
For the bonus riddle, you would need to check just two boxes to determine which three are mislabeled. The first box you open will either be incorrect or correct. If it's correct, then you know the other three are mislabeled, then you just need to open one more box to see what the correct label should be. To demonstrate the correction, let's say the remaining boxes are box 2,3,&4. Box 1 was correctly labeled as apples and box 2 is labeled as bananas. You open box 2 and find that it contains oranges, which is the label for box 3. To fix the mislabel, you don't even have to look in the other boxes, you just need to move box 3's label of oranges to box 2, put box 4's label of Dates on box 3, and put box 2's banana label on box 4. Why? because if box 3 contained bananas, then box 4 would have to be correct, which we know is false. Thus, if box 2 has no bananas, then neither can box 3. That means the bananas must be in box 4. Two options work for an initially incorrect box as well. If the first box is incorrect, then all you have to do is look in the box labeled for box 1's items and then you know that whatever box is labeled for box 2's items is the third mislabeled box, and again, you know that that box will contain the items for box 1's label. In short, checking just two boxes will allow you to identify the three incorrect boxes and allow you to correct the mistake.
I got the second riddle! You need to open two. This is a simpler version of a riddle involving more boxes and instruments they've featured on this channel which helped me a lot.
This has to be my favorite riddle shown so far, simply for how easy it is to be tripped up on it. Its like an unwritten rule that everyone just instinctively follows with the tops
Solving a TED riddle before the riddle itself even appears on screen is the most satisfying thing ever. Also I legitimately found the numbers and colors one easier than the meat and vegan one, lol.
@Craig Carmichael They are star wars rebels who want jar-jar binks to be removed from the movies and we all are supporting them 'cuz we hate jar-jar binks
Answer to the bonus riddle is 2 boxes. You check one box, if it is labelled correctly then you have solved the problem, if not then you have gained information about a second box as well. Since you know what the box you opened contains, say it contained carrots but was labelled apples then you know the box labelled carrots can't contain carrots. So you check one of the other two boxes as they are the only two that could be labelled correctly, either you open the correctly labelled box or the third incorrectly labelled box.
I solved the second riddle for those who want to check: Let’s assume you didn’t get a lucky guess off the bat. If you open the Apple box and it has bananas in it. Then you can assume the Banana box is marked incorrectly. When you open the Banana box, and let’s say it has carrots in it. You then know that the carrot box is marked incorrectly, thus leaving the Date box to be the correct one. So in order to get the guaranteed correctly marked box, you will need a maximum of 2 guesses.
For the riddle at the end: first, I replace the words with A, B, C, and D, for ease. I check box labeled A. If it has an A inside, I'm done. If it doesn't, it has another. Let's suppose that it has a B, since all are symmetrical, and if it had another one (C or D) I would just replace them in the solution and have the results in a simiral way. It really doesn't matter which one I check, from now on. If I checked box labeled C or D and found the correct product, I would have found them. If I checked one of them and found an A inside, the other one of those two would be the correct one. Even if I checked box labeled B, I would find a C or a D inside, and the other one of the two would be the correctly labeled one. Two checks are enough, no matter where the correct box is.
4:44 You need to open at least 1 box and at most 2 boxes. Suppose "X" is the first box you open: if "X" contains X, then you've found the three boxes that are labelled incorrectly. If "X" contains Y, then you should open "Y". Why? Because, if we know that ONLY 3 boxes are labelled incorrectly, then "Y" contains Z and "Z" contains X, and that means "W" contains W. Let us suppose "Y" contains X. This will lead us to two different cases: 1) "Z" contains Z and "W" contains W: that means 2 BOXES are labelled correctly. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (first contradiction); 2) "Z" contains W and "W" containz Z: that means EVERY BOX is labelled incorreclty. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (second contradiction). From this we can conclude that our supposition is wrong, and so "Y" doesn't contain X. This means "Y" contains Z, or W. Le us suppose "Y" contains Z and "Z" contains W: that means EVERY BOX is labelled incorreclty. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (contradiction). That means our supposition is wrong. We know that "Y" contains X, as proven before, so that means "Z" doesn't contain W. So the only chance is that "Z" contains X.
In my opinion to the bonus riddle, open any of the boxes, if it’s correct then wow u solved it, if it’s not, then open the one that it’s labeled as, so if bananas were in the apple box, then open the box with bananas and then open the one it has inside. And it would be impossible for the banana one to have apples
For the bonus riddle: You only need t check two boxes at most. First, you check one at random. If it's correctly labeled, then the job is done. If it's not, look at what fruit it has in it, then check the box with that fruit's label. The content of that second box will tell us which of the two remaining boxes is labeled incorrectly. For instance. You check the carrots' box -> It has apples in it -> You check the apples' box -> It has bananas in it -> If the bananas' box contained the dates, then the dates' box would contain the carrots, meaning that all four boxes would be incorrectly labeled, so the carrots must be in the bananas' box, and the dates would be in their own box, being the only fruits labeled correctly.
Also to identify all 4 fruits, you only need to open two boxes. The idea is, the three of them must be permutated in a circle. So you check one and its fitting its label, you go check any other one and know how the permutation goes. If the first one is not fitting you open any other box except for the one labeled as the fruit you found in the first box. Then you can see if it fits its label or if its also part of the permutation (together with the first box and the box which is labeled as the fruit inside the first box).
I’m so glad that I don’t have to solve this riddle in real life, because it would just be a complete waste of my previous time, but watching someone ELSE solve this in a beautifully animated video definitely WOULDN’T.
@@lorcanowen-gibbons8889 You can do better because if the second box you checked had the label of the item in the first box, then the box labeled with the item in the second box is also wrong. (Assuming you can't repeat any items.) It's impossible for the second box to contain the first's item because then the other two boxes would have to both be wrong or both be right, which isn't allowed.
you only need to open 2 boxes. Box A, Box B, Box C, box D if you open box A and it has B stuff you open B it would have C or D stuff, whichever is not in it, has the right label on it.
For the bonus riddle I think the answer is 2, you check one randomly and if that one is mislabeled you go to the one labeled with the fruit you found in box one, from whatever you find in box 2 you can deduce which one is labeled correctly
Bonus riddle you only need to open two, open one and if it's wrong then you know the box for whatever is inside it is also wrong so you just need to check that box to determine which of the remaining is wrong also
For the bonus riddle: you need to open a maximum of two of the boxes. If the first box is labeled correctly, then you already know which one is correct. Otherwise, you open the box that has the label of whatever food the first box actually contained. It's impossible for this one to be labelled correctly, or for it to contain the food from the first box's label, so it will contain food from one of the remaining two boxes' labels. Whichever one it is is obviously labeled incorrectly, so the other one is the box that's correctly labeled.
I've got the answer for riddle 2. You only need to choose 2 boxes. Then you'll either get the correctly labels box, or two of the mislabeled boxes, which will have one of the foods matching one of the labels of the boxes you've just picked, and the other food will belong to the 3rd unlabeled box.
for the bonus ridddle, you have to check 3 of the "boxes" since once you check 3 you will know what the lase one is. if all 3 don't match, then the one you didn't check does. and If you found the match in the 3, the 4th one does not match
The answer is actually only 2. Here's how you find out. In the worst possible scenario you never find the fruit that is matched with the correct box so lets assume you get the wrong fruit every time. So for the first check you do so randomly and find "Fruit A". Now you know two boxes that are labelled incorrectly: The one you grabbed out of and the boxed labeled "Fruit A". Now for the second check, just grab a fruit out of a box that isn't already known to be wrong. If you get the fruit which matches its box then you know which one is matching and if you get the fruit that doesn't match its box then the matching box will be the one that you haven't yet confirmed as wrong.
Lordri In the meantime, no supplies get through to the rebels and they all starve. There’s a reason why you’re supposed to only remove the boxes that are necessary to remove.
rRiddle 2 is 2 boxes. Open Apples first: If apples are present, job done If Bananas (example) are there, check the Banana's box Banana box: -Apples cannot be in this box as that would leave only dates and apples left meaning that the other 2 boxes would have to be both correct or neither correct which Violates the rules. -If Dates are inside the Banana Box then the Apples must be in the dates box leaving the carrots correctly labelled -If carrots are inside the banana box, the apples must be in the carrots leaving the dates correctly labelled. Substitute step 2 for dates or carrots if they are inside the box, then go to that box, the food, not inside the second box must be correctly labelled.
Didn't you hear what happens if the boxes are labeled incorrectly? 1 or more boxes that are labeled incorrectly or violates the rules will cancel the shipment since it's going to be classified as confiscated.
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awesome video
The riddle is slightly confusing especially the part where they say that when we grab a box, we would deprived the rebels of their supplies. So I thought you can only inspect 1 box to make sure that is the wrong one. Not taking two boxes away.
why tf not?
The human who’s sacrificing his time for making those riddles: Respect and Hats off!
He did say Brilliant.org sponsors him. You should subscribe to Brilliant to support these riddles!
OneWeirdDude I know but like behind Brilliant...I mean there is a groupe of people who is working hard!
the riddle’s by alex gendler. brilliant’s just being sponsored
Azure sorry I got it wrong 😅 thx :)
Bold of you to assume there's a human behind this
for the bonus riddle
you only have to open 2 boxes: open any one and if it's right, easy. if not, open the box labelled with what you found. the box labelled with what you find in the second box is also wrong, so the final box is correct
example: i open the apples box and find dates, then open the dates box. it can't contain dates since the apples box does, and it can't be apples because that would force both of the other boxes to be right or wrong, neither of which is allowed. say it contains bananas, i know the bananas box has to have apples, so the carrots box is labelled correctly
Its 2 boxes no matter what, see:
Apples -> bananas
Bananas -> carrots
Carrots -> apples
Dates -> dates
I open boxes apples then carrots. I know it has to be dates, because it isnt apples bananas or carrots. If I open boxes bananas then apples, I still know it is dates for the same reason.
CJ Evans 👁👄👁
Like the musicians' instruments riddle.
I think this was on another video, I think it was the band instruments riddle?
Finn ·-· nah it’s slightly different
If it doesn't matter if the odd numbers have a red top, why don't you give all the boxes red tops
Victoria Skidan North Korea man
Right? That feels like it would prevent lots of problems
Or odd numbers
Maybe red tops are more expensive?
Sammy Sicari yeah
Why don't you just ship all boxes with a red top?
I'd wondered that as well. When the solution came up I found that I'd almost been thinking along the right lines and that was what threw me
Just like the example in the video, Meat needs one box, vegetarian needs another, you can’t just give everything to the meat eaters or else the vegetarians will go without food. Same if it was military a Pilot and a Boat, a pilot can only take one type of ammunition, but the boat can take both, but you can’t just give everything to the Boat.
@@eon3595 Not quite the same though, because the boxes in the real scenario are all going to the same place!
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Why make the order not be shipped if even 1 box is incorrect
Finally an easy one 😂 the difference between “if” statements and “if and only if” statements. Good ol logic-based math
Nobody that took logic in college fell for this. It's a shame we aren't required to take it in high school.
well ist code
0:06 so thicc
@@777Skeptic It's required in my school. But I think people will fell for it anyway.
Yeah this was weirdly easy for TED. Didn't even have to pause the countdown.
Yeah
This is the first Ted-Ed riddle I've ever solved!!
Congratulations, Sophia R!
Same
Same
YAY
same!
Now would be a good moment to have X-ray vision.
Patha with no thauth
Will Justin Y.(idiot) returns?
this guy is everywhere (Justin y's son???? :0)
Who is Justin Y?
a channel who's comments are everywhere and who has 130,000+ subscribers because of it. did that answer your question?
"Can you solve the riddle?"
No but I'll watch
MEEEEEEEEEEEE
Overused joke on ted-ed's riddles. Lets just stop saying this
No.
Sophie the Jedi Knight
literally every single video
Sophie the Jedi Knight I never even try to solve them. I just like the animations lmao
when 2 boxes are missing: eh its fine
when 4 boxes are missing: WE ARE BARELY SURVIVING
Think of it this way: there are 4 boxes, and you take away 2, you still have 2 left, but if you take away all 4, you have 0 left. It really depends on how you look at things before you realize that this makes complete sense.
@@danielyuan9862 THEY HAVE HUNDREDS OF SHIPMENTS
I actually thought we could only take away one box because of this rule
@@goosifyed9717 who said they have more then just that?
@@igunn8632 did you watch the part with all the boxes being loaded?
The bonus riddle can be answered with just 2 boxes.
For the first box, you have a 75% chance to open an incorrect box. Once you see the actual item inside, open the box with that item's label. At that point, you know that the boxes you opened AND the box labeled for the second box's actual contents were misplaced, while the remaining box was pristine.
If you opened the accurate box, you already know which 3 boxes are mislabeled, but you can open one of the mislabeled boxes to figure out the triangular direction of the label shift.
You actually don't have to check the box with the item's label.
If you looked in the box labelled 'Apples' first, and it contained bananas, you then know that the box labelled 'Bananas' is labelled incorrectly. Then, you can check the box labelled 'Carrots'. If it's correct, great. If not, you then know that the boxes labelled 'Apples,' 'Carrots' and 'Bananas' are labelled incorrectly and the box labelled 'Dates' is correct.
Answer to bonus question: u need 2
1) open the apple box. If its correct, u found it.
2) If its not correct, u also know that the vegetable in the box is incorrect, so if u find banana, u know its not banana or apple
3) ur second box is either carrots or dates in this case
4) if ur second box is correct, u found the answer, if not then the other box is correct. So if u find apples in carrots, the answer is dates in this case.
Shut up Einstein 😂
You can open any second box because exactly three boxes are incorrectly labelled, e.g. in your example, if apple box had bananas, then banana box can not contain apples
@@willbobsled That's true, but for example if you open a carrot box and find banana. You immediately knows that banana box is filled with wrong stuff, and it will increase your chances of opening the right box on the second try by avoiding the banana box. Sure, this part didn't matter because the question didn't care about the process. But in my opinion this method is better because it's much more efficient.
fair
@@maxilerlantreas3306 Opening the Correctly labeled box is not the goal. Identifying it is. Even if you open 2 incorrect boxes you have gained the same information as if you had opened one incorrect box and one correct box. No method of choosing a second box is more or less efficient than choosing randomly from the remaining unopened boxes.
First riddle of yours that I solve...Feels nice
Hi grey I'm a big fan
Vinda V Kini its not grey
Tomás Roma
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Logobooter.
@@aspiringcloudexpert5127 bro I just like the photo and it represents chemistry and engineering
But they got confiscated anyways as they had no stamps
Skylar Noël xDDDD
I mean fair point, but u also have the point that these people are rebels, they aint gone give no shts about policies or
Government
What anime is your pfp from
That is truly thinking outside the box
Atal Choudhary speaking of outside the box what is really in those boxes?
0:06 that security guard has no business being that thicc
that is you by the way based on the video :"))
1M subscribers with no video you legit have videos
She got 🎂
@@immanuelak2643 You don't have 1M subscribers lol
Shame shame
I have been watching and solving these riddles all night. Love them! I love the narration and the animation. Basic riddles become hecking interesting with funny stories surrounding them and on the harder riddles I really appreciate the simple explanations that are actually opened why and how and what. And the comparing of things such as here the athmospheres so we actually see WHY it works as it does.
Anyone who codes got this right, and didn't fall for the fallacy.
Or if you are good with maths
@@MegaGeorge454 im pretty sure that maths isn't the problem hear
@@dark6.6E-34 actually it is, basics of pure mathematics explain these
@@woonjeng can you give me the name of the lesson that is connected to this type of thinking
Or likes oddworld apparently :P
(I code too but come on reason don't ruin this for me)
Me: *gets it right*
Also me: *has watched this 50 times*
same
Same
0:14 Glory to Arstotz.. I mean Distancia!
"Stick around after this episode for a bonus advertisement."
Exactly.
I really likes the bonus riddle tbh
Dont like it? Dont watch it. Easy as that.
People have the right to complain.
It's also very fun and satisfying
Solving the puzzle is alright and all, but can we talk about our character's cake?
That’s what I was thinking like that’s a big cake
i prefer pie XDDDD I'M SO FUNNY I'M SO FUNNY LAUGH GUYS LAUGH XDDDDD
The hardest thing about this riddle was trying to concentrate after seeing that cake
Yess
It's like a birthday party in here with all dat *C A K E*
About the bonus riddle, I think the maximum time of checking is 2.
Here is how I go about this:
First select a random box to check, say I check the Apple box, and found banana inside.
Then according to the content of the box I can deduce that the Banana box is definitely not containing Banana, which left us with Carrots and Dates box.
Finally just check one of the remaining boxes, if you found it, nice! If you didn't, the last box is the correct box.
So I figure the maximum is 2, would be nice if someone share their thoughts
yeah, i believ that is correct
Where did the riddle stipulate that only one box can contain bananas? You fell for the fallacy again.
@@thecrookedman3851 Pretty sure the riddle states that 'each of these boxes contain a different type of fruits' so there would not be two boxes of the same fruit.
But your reasoning still stay true, that some other fruits outside of the four labeled (eg. waterlemon) could be inside the wrong boxes
I got the same
Or you can pick any 2 boxes at random since 3/4 of them are label incorrectly. Which makes a loop of 3.
If you find Apples in the Banana box. You know Banana box must contain either Dates or Carrots and also either Dates or Carrots Box must contain Bananas. By selecting the Apple box and find Dates you will know Dates box has Bananas and the Carrot box contain Carrots. Or you can pick the Dates box and find bananas or the Carrot box with Carrots.
Any 2 boxes will give you enough information about what all 4 boxes contain
1.confirm you have green eyes
2. ask the empire to leave
Nah nah nah eat the potatoes and ask the boxes to leave
But would you reply ozo or ulu?
Ozo
Why is this still going on
What does ozo and ulu mean? *im still confused on that riddle*
yay! this is the first riddle i have ever solved!!
Congratulations!
@@TEDEd I'm the 9000th 1 ghost to beat your riddle -_1
"Rebel base"
"Imperial customs"
Star wars fan: laughs in Sith lord
Even I'm thinking was I the only one to get that refrence
Haha
*Sith cackling intensifies*
My first ever TED-ED ridle I actually solved before the reveal and didn't just watch for entertainment. I feel proud.
same
My favorite thing about this riddle is what it says about the way we humans think. Structurally the shipments to restaurants is exactly the same, as is who do you need to card in a bar type environment, but the "natural" situations are easy for our brains to get correct (since most people can do it without thinking about it too much) while the more "abstract" versions, such as this one or with cards, require significantly more thinking for most people.
Solution:
Put 7 on every box.
Or just be more careful when you're trying to sneak packages into a country, avoiding situations like this where your operation was almost jeopardised due to a basic error.
better one mark all with red tops
Solution: don’t put random numbers on the bottom of boxes
Jerom Bastiaansen Your commander commends you for your suggestion which will help get supplies across the border in the future. And also executes you because that suggestion doesn’t help right now, so all the supplies got confiscated.
Why am I so T H I C C in this riddle
This whole channel is a giant brilliant sponsor
Solution:
> sabotage all the boxes
> rebels starve to death
> Victory for the Empire!
Die stormtroopers die!!!!
This is a very good riddle. I love how Ted-Ed changes the original riddle to make it both better to understand AND more exciting to watch!
Your riddles make my day!
I love how the kingdom's name is just "distance" in spanish
At last; a true riddle without a math problem!
Let E(x) denote "x is marked with an even number on the bottom" and R(x) denote "x is sealed with a red top" with all the boxes as the domain.
Premise: b is a box such that (E(b) ∨ R(b)) = T.
If E(b) = F, then E(b) → R(b) = T
If R(b) = T, then E(b) → R(b) = T
For the given premise, E(b) → R(b) is a tautology.
This video made me study the discrete maths course that I've been ignoring for 3 weeks now lol
Thanks TED-Ed. I absolutely love your videos, you are giving the whole internet a free source of knowledge. Thank you :)
I love these riddles thank you Ted-Ed
For the bonus riddle, you would need to check just two boxes to determine which three are mislabeled. The first box you open will either be incorrect or correct. If it's correct, then you know the other three are mislabeled, then you just need to open one more box to see what the correct label should be. To demonstrate the correction, let's say the remaining boxes are box 2,3,&4. Box 1 was correctly labeled as apples and box 2 is labeled as bananas. You open box 2 and find that it contains oranges, which is the label for box 3. To fix the mislabel, you don't even have to look in the other boxes, you just need to move box 3's label of oranges to box 2, put box 4's label of Dates on box 3, and put box 2's banana label on box 4. Why? because if box 3 contained bananas, then box 4 would have to be correct, which we know is false. Thus, if box 2 has no bananas, then neither can box 3. That means the bananas must be in box 4. Two options work for an initially incorrect box as well. If the first box is incorrect, then all you have to do is look in the box labeled for box 1's items and then you know that whatever box is labeled for box 2's items is the third mislabeled box, and again, you know that that box will contain the items for box 1's label. In short, checking just two boxes will allow you to identify the three incorrect boxes and allow you to correct the mistake.
I got the second riddle! You need to open two. This is a simpler version of a riddle involving more boxes and instruments they've featured on this channel which helped me a lot.
The only Ted-Ed riddle easy enough for me to solve. Whoo!
That feeling of satisfaction when you can solve ted-ed’s riddle :D
Solution: just don’t slip up when delivering to top class army soldiers
Other solution: seal everything with red
This has to be my favorite riddle shown so far, simply for how easy it is to be tripped up on it. Its like an unwritten rule that everyone just instinctively follows with the tops
Solving a TED riddle before the riddle itself even appears on screen is the most satisfying thing ever.
Also I legitimately found the numbers and colors one easier than the meat and vegan one, lol.
1:08 depriving rebels of CRITICALLY NEEDED supplies 😂😂
Why do they need underwears
@Craig Carmichael They are star wars rebels who want jar-jar binks to be removed from the movies and we all are supporting them 'cuz we hate jar-jar binks
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Ah yes, weird creepy creature named Jar Jar.
@@jyotisrivastava1122 ok comic book guy
Everyone: This is the first riddle I ever solved!
Me: i dont get it
its actually easy when you have heard of anything similar
Answer to the bonus riddle is 2 boxes.
You check one box, if it is labelled correctly then you have solved the problem, if not then you have gained information about a second box as well. Since you know what the box you opened contains, say it contained carrots but was labelled apples then you know the box labelled carrots can't contain carrots. So you check one of the other two boxes as they are the only two that could be labelled correctly, either you open the correctly labelled box or the third incorrectly labelled box.
yeah thats what i got too
ZX T just because a single one is labeled correctly it will not solve the problem
@@andrejstojanovic5455 The riddle says 3 are wrong so finding the correct one means the other 3 are wrong.
I solved the second riddle for those who want to check:
Let’s assume you didn’t get a lucky guess off the bat.
If you open the Apple box and it has bananas in it. Then you can assume the Banana box is marked incorrectly. When you open the Banana box, and let’s say it has carrots in it. You then know that the carrot box is marked incorrectly, thus leaving the Date box to be the correct one. So in order to get the guaranteed correctly marked box, you will need a maximum of 2 guesses.
Doggy Boy 1320 yeah that’s what I also think
For the riddle at the end: first, I replace the words with A, B, C, and D, for ease.
I check box labeled A. If it has an A inside, I'm done. If it doesn't, it has another. Let's suppose that it has a B, since all are symmetrical, and if it had another one (C or D) I would just replace them in the solution and have the results in a simiral way.
It really doesn't matter which one I check, from now on. If I checked box labeled C or D and found the correct product, I would have found them. If I checked one of them and found an A inside, the other one of those two would be the correct one. Even if I checked box labeled B, I would find a C or a D inside, and the other one of the two would be the correctly labeled one.
Two checks are enough, no matter where the correct box is.
Yes, in fact you could open any two boxes at random and still find the correct box
4:44 You need to open at least 1 box and at most 2 boxes. Suppose "X" is the first box you open: if "X" contains X, then you've found the three boxes that are labelled incorrectly. If "X" contains Y, then you should open "Y". Why? Because, if we know that ONLY 3 boxes are labelled incorrectly, then "Y" contains Z and "Z" contains X, and that means "W" contains W.
Let us suppose "Y" contains X. This will lead us to two different cases:
1) "Z" contains Z and "W" contains W: that means 2 BOXES are labelled correctly. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (first contradiction);
2) "Z" contains W and "W" containz Z: that means EVERY BOX is labelled incorreclty. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (second contradiction).
From this we can conclude that our supposition is wrong, and so "Y" doesn't contain X. This means "Y" contains Z, or W.
Le us suppose "Y" contains Z and "Z" contains W: that means EVERY BOX is labelled incorreclty. But we know that's impossible given the definition of the problem (contradiction).
That means our supposition is wrong. We know that "Y" contains X, as proven before, so that means "Z" doesn't contain W. So the only chance is that "Z" contains X.
Can you solve the rebel supplies riddle? No but ill watch it so i can tell it to my friends to look smart
really?
LoL
Troll died in 1914
ik i just couldnt be bothered to change my profile picture
I thought that message by Renda was about the message, not the profile picture.
I am a very simple person, when i see a riddle vid by ted-ed, i click it
First ever riddle I solved correctly.
And 1:06 By suplies they mean ammo and stuff. Underwears are least of their worries lol.
Quahntasy - Animating Universe they could be fighting a laundry war
“F*ck. We’re one pair of contacts short.”
“Guess John will have to wait.”
In my opinion to the bonus riddle, open any of the boxes, if it’s correct then wow u solved it, if it’s not, then open the one that it’s labeled as, so if bananas were in the apple box, then open the box with bananas and then open the one it has inside. And it would be impossible for the banana one to have apples
“Imperial protocal”
Why does this sound like Star Wars
For the bonus riddle:
You only need t check two boxes at most.
First, you check one at random. If it's correctly labeled, then the job is done. If it's not, look at what fruit it has in it, then check the box with that fruit's label. The content of that second box will tell us which of the two remaining boxes is labeled incorrectly. For instance.
You check the carrots' box -> It has apples in it -> You check the apples' box -> It has bananas in it -> If the bananas' box contained the dates, then the dates' box would contain the carrots, meaning that all four boxes would be incorrectly labeled, so the carrots must be in the bananas' box, and the dates would be in their own box, being the only fruits labeled correctly.
Ted Ed : Stick around till the end for another bonus riddle
Me : you mean bonus commercial right?
Also to identify all 4 fruits, you only need to open two boxes.
The idea is, the three of them must be permutated in a circle. So you check one and its fitting its label, you go check any other one and know how the permutation goes.
If the first one is not fitting you open any other box except for the one labeled as the fruit you found in the first box. Then you can see if it fits its label or if its also part of the permutation (together with the first box and the box which is labeled as the fruit inside the first box).
This is the first of your riddles I solved by myself. I feel so smart now.
Can we bring back the quotes at the beggining of the videos?
Don't worry, they're still there! This one was just an exception. :)
They do not do that with riddle videos such as this one, if you noticed.
Ian Cabugsa they do, check some other riddles on their riddles playlist. They can start with quotes.
3:43 Damn thicc 😂
That's literally what i was thinking the whole video. Wow what a hue jass
Papyrus..
EXTRA THICC
@electric_hiccup 707 thirsty yeet?
FBI OPEN UP
"Stick around after this episode for a bonus riddle." -TED-ed
Damn TED-ed being inspirational
😂😂🤣🤣
I’m so glad that I don’t have to solve this riddle in real life, because it would just be a complete waste of my previous time, but watching someone ELSE solve this in a beautifully animated video definitely WOULDN’T.
I always wonder all the riddle loving intellectuals and no one talks about the solution of bonus riddle.. while for this one my answer is 2
hm, i only got it down to three. if the first three you check are incorrectly labelled, you know that the last one is not
@@lorcanowen-gibbons8889 You can do better because if the second box you checked had the label of the item in the first box, then the box labeled with the item in the second box is also wrong. (Assuming you can't repeat any items.) It's impossible for the second box to contain the first's item because then the other two boxes would have to both be wrong or both be right, which isn't allowed.
"Stick around after this episode for a bonus riddle"
- TED ED
Just seal every box with a red top next time
I've only solved one of your riddles before today. This one I got on the spot! Proud of myself
you only need to open 2 boxes. Box A, Box B, Box C, box D if you open box A and it has B stuff you open B it would have C or D stuff, whichever is not in it, has the right label on it.
Answer: No I can't
Who TF put the box lid down
I was constantly thinking *"ship them all and they can use the boxes they need and store away the ones they dont need."*
minx.toesies But then security would confiscate all of them.
I swear i have watched every single riddle video ted-ed has posted
The more I watch this riddle the more the answer makes sense
When you realize your enemies are literally the same countries
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I've spent WAY to much time trying to figure out if I needed to take the first or third box... xD
"Did you solve the riddle"? Nop but I like the animation 😂
For the bonus riddle I think the answer is 2, you check one randomly and if that one is mislabeled you go to the one labeled with the fruit you found in box one, from whatever you find in box 2 you can deduce which one is labeled correctly
answer for bonus: 3, you can check the three if it's correct or not, if all is incorrect you know that the last one is the one with correct label.
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1:36 *THEN WHY DON'T WE JUST HAVE ALL THE BOXES HAVE RED LIDS!*
1:58 then why couldn’t we just mark all boxes with a red top
Okay this is possibly the easiest riddle they’ve ever done. So easy that I thought that there was no way I could be right.
Bonus riddle you only need to open two, open one and if it's wrong then you know the box for whatever is inside it is also wrong so you just need to check that box to determine which of the remaining is wrong also
For the bonus riddle: you need to open a maximum of two of the boxes. If the first box is labeled correctly, then you already know which one is correct. Otherwise, you open the box that has the label of whatever food the first box actually contained. It's impossible for this one to be labelled correctly, or for it to contain the food from the first box's label, so it will contain food from one of the remaining two boxes' labels. Whichever one it is is obviously labeled incorrectly, so the other one is the box that's correctly labeled.
Can we all appreciate how *_THICK_* the person in the surveillance room is.
I know right?!?!
Lol I’m learning about conditionals converses and biconditionals now in school so this was quite easy! Thanks for the riddles!
I've got the answer for riddle 2. You only need to choose 2 boxes. Then you'll either get the correctly labels box, or two of the mislabeled boxes, which will have one of the foods matching one of the labels of the boxes you've just picked, and the other food will belong to the 3rd unlabeled box.
for the bonus ridddle, you have to check 3 of the "boxes"
since once you check 3 you will know what the lase one is. if all 3 don't match, then the one you didn't check does. and If you found the match in the 3, the 4th one does not match
The answer is actually only 2. Here's how you find out. In the worst possible scenario you never find the fruit that is matched with the correct box so lets assume you get the wrong fruit every time. So for the first check you do so randomly and find "Fruit A". Now you know two boxes that are labelled incorrectly: The one you grabbed out of and the boxed labeled "Fruit A". Now for the second check, just grab a fruit out of a box that isn't already known to be wrong. If you get the fruit which matches its box then you know which one is matching and if you get the fruit that doesn't match its box then the matching box will be the one that you haven't yet confirmed as wrong.
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I never knew TED-Ed would be sponsored by Brilliant !
I’d grab all of the boxes, check which ones are incorrectly colored, color them correctly and deliver all of them again.
*big brain time*
Lordri In the meantime, no supplies get through to the rebels and they all starve. There’s a reason why you’re supposed to only remove the boxes that are necessary to remove.
So why are they more concerned about the lid colour and not about what's inside and the adress?
The best explanation for the fallacy is that “3 is always a number, but a number is not always 3”
rRiddle 2 is 2 boxes.
Open Apples first:
If apples are present, job done
If Bananas (example) are there, check the Banana's box
Banana box:
-Apples cannot be in this box as that would leave only dates and apples left meaning that the other 2 boxes would have to be both correct or neither correct which Violates the rules.
-If Dates are inside the Banana Box then the Apples must be in the dates box leaving the carrots correctly labelled
-If carrots are inside the banana box, the apples must be in the carrots leaving the dates correctly labelled.
Substitute step 2 for dates or carrots if they are inside the box, then go to that box, the food, not inside the second box must be correctly labelled.
Solution:
Step 1:Confirm you have green eyes
Step 2:Ask the dictator to hand the government over to your side.
I was waiting to find a comment like this. It’s become a recurring joke at this point
Better send all the boxes to the rebels
Didn't you hear what happens if the boxes are labeled incorrectly?
1 or more boxes that are labeled incorrectly or violates the rules will cancel the shipment since it's going to be classified as confiscated.
@@erhixon773 he wants the rebels to get caught... 🙄
Why tf is the enemy king allowing shipment supplies to go to the rebel base?
@@casshernsins8333 They are not yet known to be rebels, they're still hidden.
Me before even watching: No, no I cannot.
exactly
Very first TedTalk Riddle I got right!
Yes I can, and I did. My genius makes me feel so grateful for all those who taught me get to the level I am now. Merci a Ted-Ed aussi 👍🏾
4:20 bad pun alert