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You have three boxes filled with two different types of smartphones, but each phone is wrapped identically. One box contains just iPhones, another contains just Samsung Galaxies, and the third contains a mixture of both. Each box is labeled: iPhones, Samsung Galaxies, and iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies. The packers realize after the fact that all boxes are labeled incorrectly. You are tasked with correcting the labeling by unwrapping as few phones as possible out of a single box. Which box do you choose and what is the minimum number of phones you would have to unwrap?
iPhones, You have three boxes filled with two different types of smartphones, but each phone is wrapped identically. One box contains just iPhones, another contains just Samsung Galaxies, and the third contains a mixture of both. Each box is labeled: iPhones, Samsung Galaxies, and iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies. The packers realize atr the fact thl boxes are labeled incorrectly. You are tasked with correcting the labeling by unwrapping as few phones as possible out of a single box. Which box do you choose and what is the minimum number of phones you would have to unwrap? Which box do you choe a OiPhones AND Samsung Galaxies, more than 1 Samsung Galaxies, 1 O Can't be done iPhones, 1 O iPhones, more than 1 Samsung Galaxies, more than 1 O iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies, 1 Microsoft PowerPointExplanation / Answer
It can be done by unwrapping, iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies box. As all boxes are labelled incorrectly, this box will have either, iPhones or Samsung Galaxies. By taking out just one phone we find out which type of phones are inside. If these are iPhones, correct label of this box to iPhones.
Box labeled with iPhones contains Samsung Galaxies and box labeled with Samsung Galaxies contains iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies.
Hence last option of
' iPhones AND Samsung Galaxies, 1 ' is correct
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