#1 - Can you crack the code puzzle

A numeric lock has 3 digit code with the below rules:

(3,0,2)one number is correct and well-placed;
(3,5,6)one number is correct but wrong placed;
(5,7,4)Two numbers are correct but wrong placed;
(6,8,9)nothing is correct;
(6,7,0)one number is correct but wrongly placed

Can you crack the code puzzle

405

#2 - Who Is the Mother Picture Brain Teaser

Could you find the baby's mother in the picture shown below?

Who Is the Mother Picture Brain Teaser

The one on the right, as the diapers are near her.

#3 - Apple In Bottle Brain Teaser

How was a full-sized apple placed inside a thin-necked glass bottle without breaking the bottle or cutting the fruit?

Apple In Bottle Brain Teaser

The apple grew inside the bottle. The bottle was placed on the tree branch before the apple was formed.

#4 - Left handed person riddle with answer

Which person is left-handed?

Left handed person riddle with answer

The server girl is left-handed as she serves from the right and needs to hold the tray with her left hand.

#5 - Hard Microwave Riddle

A person named Daredevil arrives home after a hectic day of work. He cheerfully exclaims to his wife, "Hey babe, the microwave is running and defrosting a mutton dinner." In response from the bedroom, his wife says, "Could you please check the microwave and let me know how much time is remaining?"

Without hesitation, Daredevil rushes out and contacts the police, alerting them to a potentially dangerous situation involving his wife.

Why does he take this immediate action?

Hard Microwave Riddle

The husband is blind, so the wife wouldn't ask him to look and tell her the remaining time, as she knows he can't see. Consequently, he believes something could be amiss and calls the police to ensure her safety.

#6 - Unique Even Number Brain Teaser

I am a unique number and is even. If you try removing the first letter from me, I become odd.

Which number am I?

"Six" (6)

When you remove the first letter "S" from the word "Six," you are left with the letters "Ix."

"Ix" is the Roman numeral representation of the number 9.

Thus, the wordplay involves the transformation of "Six" (6) into "Ix," representing the number 9, which is an odd number in Roman numerals.

#7 - Most Popular - Which cup will fill first brain teaser

Get ready to exercise your logic and puzzling skills with the all-time favorite 'Which Cup (Coffee or Tea) Will Fill First?' brain teaser!

Most Popular - Which cup will fill first brain teaser

Cup 2
Although the flow of coffee to all cups is obstructed, Cup 2 can be filled once the coffee overflows from the pipe, as illustrated in the image below.

#8 - Grandma likes coffee but not tea riddle

Grandma likes coffee, but not tea.
Grandma likes sunrises but not sunsets.
Grandma likes Flowers, but not plants.
Grandma likes dark, but not light.
Grandma likes Pancakes, but not sweets.
Grandma likes false, but not true.

Explain?

Grandma likes coffee but not tea riddle

Because Grandma does not like the letter T

#9 - Quick Riddle about age difference

9 years ago I was 9 years old. 9 years later, how old am I?

Quick Riddle about age difference

27 Years

Age at present = Age 9 years ago + 9 years
Age at present = 9 + 9
Age at present = 18 years old

So, your current age is 18 years old.

And 9 years later from the present, your age would be:
Age after 9 years = Age at present + 9 years
Age after 9 years = 18 + 9
Age after 9 years = 27 years old

Therefore, you will be 27 years old 9 years from now.

#10 - Soccer Stadium Enigma Brain Teaser : Decoding City Ticket Pricing

The tickets for football matches at various stadiums in different cities have a mysterious pricing system based on the letters in the city name. Here are the prices for tickets in some cities:

Manchester Stadium: $1,400
Edinburgh Stadium: $1,100
Birmingham Stadium: $2,300
Liverpool Stadium: $1,500

Now, can you figure out the ticket price for someone visiting the London Stadium to watch a football match?

Soccer Stadium Enigma Brain Teaser : Decoding City Ticket Pricing

$1,600

Explanation:
To calculate the ticket price for someone at the London Stadium, we count the number of vowels and consonants in the city name and use the given formula.

City: London

Vowels: 2 (o, o)
Consonants: 4 (l, n, d, n)

Using the formula where vowels are worth $300 and consonants are worth $200, the ticket price for someone at the London Stadium would be:

(2 x $300 + 4 x $200) = $600 + $800 = $1,600

So, the ticket price for someone at the London Stadium is $1,600.