Flowers (Posted on 2003-03-01)

	Submitted by Ravi Raja
Rating: 3.0000 (14 votes)
Solution:	(Hide)
There are two possible solutions: (a) There are only 2 flowers (neither of which is Rose, Tulip or Daisy) and (b)There are 3 flowers: One Rose, One Tulip and One Daisy.

	Subject	Author	Date
	Solution	Math Man	2024-08-09 17:44:24
	A third possibility (spoiler)	Dej Mar	2008-03-11 13:46:08
	Proposer Rating	K Sengupta	2008-03-11 11:28:20
	Solution To The Second Interpretation	K Sengupta	2008-03-11 10:58:05
	Solution To The First Interpretation	K Sengupta	2008-03-11 10:55:40
	Flower Thoughts	K Sengupta	2008-03-11 10:53:56
	Change the rating system of this question	Jonathan Chang	2005-04-17 00:23:06
	Uncertainty	Jonathan Chang	2005-04-17 00:15:49
	Who can count?	Drew Skau	2003-08-30 00:27:55
	re: Already not the latest... solution	allison	2003-07-06 09:59:32
	re(5): Already not the latest... another solution	Cory Taylor	2003-06-13 07:38:25
	re(4): Already not the latest... another solution	Jim C	2003-06-12 08:06:11
	re(2): possibilities	Ravi Raja	2003-03-06 02:54:22
	re: possibilities	Charlie	2003-03-05 07:51:47
	possibilities	Ravi Raja	2003-03-04 18:54:09
	re(3): Already not the latest... another solution	dave domingo	2003-03-02 19:54:53
	re(2): Already not the latest... another solution	Charlie	2003-03-02 09:44:12
	re(2): Already not the latest... solution	Alan	2003-03-02 09:10:53
	re: Already not the latest... solution	Ravi Raja	2003-03-01 22:18:24
	Already not the latest... solution	Charlie	2003-03-01 11:48:43