A sealed envelope contains a card with a single digit written on it. Three of the following statements are true and one is false.

I. The digit is 1.

II. The digit is not 2.

III. The digit is not 9.

IV. The digit is 8.

Which one of the following must necessarily be correct?

II is false

III is true

IV is false

The digit is even.

I is true

• III is true
  since when 3 is wrong then there are 2 possibilities that 1 or 8
  which is not possible
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• i think its dummy question not getting it
  
• 10 years agoHelpfull: Yes(8) No(4)
• correct stmt is III is true ,bcoz if any of the II and III become false ,at any tym 3 stmts cant b true
  
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• IV is false
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• the digit is one so (I is true)
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• III is true cuz 1 or 8 cant both be true at the same time
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• ans: IV is false
  
  bcs:
  when iv is false than only other 3 statement are true
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• the digit is even
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• look the naswers are both 1 is true and 4 is false...so i guess its a dummy one
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• I is true
  can be deduced easily
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• III is true
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• The answer is III is true (The digit is not 9)
  
  Consider the following scenario: ( Three of the following statements are true and one is false.)
  If the digit is not 9 (True)
  The digit is not 2.(True)
  The digit is 8 (True)
  
  so obviously The digit is 1(False)-
  
  per the question
• 3 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)