At the Olympic Games (1) (Posted on 2003-10-07)

	Submitted by Federico Kereki
Rating: 3.2000 (10 votes)
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If the radio reporter had said “Chile won bronze”, no solution would be possible. If he had said “Chile won silver”, there could be two results (Brazil gold, Argentine silver and Chile bronze, or Argentine gold, Chile silver, and Brazil bronze) and the third reporter couldn’t be sure of the final order. Thus, the radio reporter must have said “Chile won gold”, which only allows one final standing: Brazil gold, Argentine silver, Chile bronze.

	Subject	Author	Date
	Puzzle Solution : Detailed Explamation	K Sengupta	2022-01-17 02:19:47
	solution	K Sengupta	2007-03-02 23:01:48
	comments	salil	2006-03-11 02:22:42
	Food for thought	Jeremy Trenary	2004-06-08 18:09:09
	Got it	PWP	2003-10-15 18:46:04
	re: Of course one thing is assumed.	ratsnstuff	2003-10-09 04:08:57
	Of course one thing is assumed.	Charlie	2003-10-08 09:28:31
	Possible Solution	ratsnstuff	2003-10-08 04:01:39
	re(5):solution	Trevor Leitch	2003-10-07 18:36:31
	nothing new	Lee	2003-10-07 14:57:53
	re(8):solution	Charlie	2003-10-07 14:33:07
	re(7):solution	Federico Kereki	2003-10-07 14:05:43
	re(6):solution	SilverKnight	2003-10-07 13:51:21
	re(5):solution	Charlie	2003-10-07 13:36:17
	re(4):solution	SilverKnight	2003-10-07 13:08:22
	re(3):solution	Lee	2003-10-07 12:48:00
	re(2):solution	SilverKnight	2003-10-07 12:10:56
	re:solution	Lee	2003-10-07 12:05:13
	re: Solution	SilverKnight	2003-10-07 11:55:36
	solution	SilverKnight	2003-10-07 11:48:34
	Solution	Trevor Leitch	2003-10-07 11:47:15