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29 Feb 2004, 05:20
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My car has several faults, each of which is caused by one single action. When I turn on
the engine, open the door and close the sunroof, there is a clank and a bang. When I
open the door, wind down the window and change gear, there is a twang and a rattle.
When I close the sunroof, open the glove compartment and change gear, there is a
twang and a clank.
If I open the door, turn on the engine and open the glove compartment, what will I hear?
a. a twang
b. a clank and a bang
c. a bang
d. a bang and a rattle
e. nothing
the engine, open the door and close the sunroof, there is a clank and a bang. When I
open the door, wind down the window and change gear, there is a twang and a rattle.
When I close the sunroof, open the glove compartment and change gear, there is a
twang and a clank.
If I open the door, turn on the engine and open the glove compartment, what will I hear?
a. a twang
b. a clank and a bang
c. a bang
d. a bang and a rattle
e. nothing
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Let E = turn on the engine
Let D = open the door
Let S = close the sunroof
Let W = wind down the window
Let G = change gear
Let Gl = open the glove compartment
Let C = clank
Let B = bang
Let T = twang
Let R = rattle
Equation 1: E + D + S = C + B
Equation 2: D + W + G = T + R
Equation 3: S + Gl + G = T + C
From equations 1 - 2, we know that D = nothing
From equations 2 - 3, we know that G = T
From equations 1 - 3, we know that S = C
After simplification, we are left with:
Equation 1: E = B
Equation 2: W = R
Equation 3: Gl = nothing
Therefore, D + E + Gl = nothing + B + nothing
Let D = open the door
Let S = close the sunroof
Let W = wind down the window
Let G = change gear
Let Gl = open the glove compartment
Let C = clank
Let B = bang
Let T = twang
Let R = rattle
Equation 1: E + D + S = C + B
Equation 2: D + W + G = T + R
Equation 3: S + Gl + G = T + C
From equations 1 - 2, we know that D = nothing
From equations 2 - 3, we know that G = T
From equations 1 - 3, we know that S = C
After simplification, we are left with:
Equation 1: E = B
Equation 2: W = R
Equation 3: Gl = nothing
Therefore, D + E + Gl = nothing + B + nothing
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