r/BrainPuzzles

Q. There are two glass jars as shown in the image.
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Q. There are two glass jars as shown in the image.

Q.) There are two glass jars as shown in the image, a drop of water is dropped on the outside wall of the jar, both jars are made from the same material and the angle of the wall to the base is the same but inverted on both the jars.

Which jar's drop of water will land faster on the ground?

Note: This is not my homework question I just thought about it just now.

Thanks

u/NoPin618 — 4 hours ago

Can you hit Target 42 using these five dice?

Parentheses allowed. Integer division only. No negative numbers. Not every operation has to be used.

How many solutions can you find?

Please use spoiler tags for solutions, like this:

&gt;!your solution here!<

u/TargetLabs — 8 hours ago
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Another IQ Test Is Ready! Your Explanation Could Be Featured on the Solution Page.☺️

Hello everyone!
First of all, I want to thank all of you. The interest you’ve shown in my IQ tests genuinely makes me happy. Every new IQ test I share brings different perspectives, logical analyses, and incredibly detailed explanations. Reading your comments and seeing how everyone approaches the same test in different ways has become one of the most enjoyable parts of creating these IQ tests.
For my previous IQ test, I selected xjxcxgxpx‘s explanation as the official solution on the test’s solution page. Their explanation was both highly logical and easy to follow. They broke the pattern down step by step, making it simple for anyone to understand the reasoning. I’d like to thank them once again for taking the time to write such a detailed explanation.
This time, I’ve added a new IQ test to the site, but I’ve intentionally left the solution unpublished.
Instead, I’d love to ask for your help once again.
If you’d like to participate, don’t just post your answer. Please explain your reasoning step by step. For me, it’s not only about arriving at the correct answer, but also about explaining the thought process in a way that others can easily understand.
You can post your detailed explanation here in the comments, or you can also leave it directly in the comment section of the IQ test using the link below. I’ll be reading the explanations there as well, and I may choose one of them if I find it to be the clearest, most logical, and most educational.
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/pattern-recognition/pattern-puzzle-overlapping-symbols
Just like last time, I’ll carefully read every comment. The explanation I find to be the clearest, most logical, and most educational will be published as the official solution for this IQ test.
I find it fascinating how many different ways people approach the same IQ test. That’s exactly why I enjoy these discussions so much.
Thank you all in advance for participating. I’ll do my best to reply to your comments whenever I have the opportunity. I’m truly grateful to everyone who takes the time to share their thoughts.
Good luck, everyone! I can’t wait to read your solutions.

u/Semra777 — 17 hours ago
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[Easyyy] A bank has been robbed. Use the clues to find the one guilty suspect.

u/b7k567 — 2 days ago
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[medium] Zanagram Challenge: Find the 2 hidden words. Start on any letter, then follow the lines from circle to circle to spell each word.

u/b7k567 — 3 days ago

Visual estimation puzzle [Part 8]: Can you guess the percentages of X &amp; Y, and identify the final shape if all parts are combined?

I will post the correct solution in the comments the next day.

Good luck!

u/Restudeas — 8 days ago