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You have 15 bottles of water among them only 1 bottle has poison in the water the poison can not be detected with any test Even one drop of the poisoned water is strong enough to kill someone But th?
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How can you tell which bottle of wine is posioned when you have thirteen bottles of wine four lab rats and only one bottle of wine is posioned?
Pick a bottle and put it aside, if these steps don't lead you to find the poisoned bottle, you'll know that the bottle you put aside is poisoned. Make groups of three bottles each. Let one lab rat taste of each of those three. If a rat drops dead, you'll now have narrowed your search to three bottles. So let's say we have lab rats A B C and D. The bottles are numbered from 1 to 13. I put bottle 13 aside. I let A drink from bottles 1, 2 and 3. Lab rat B drinks from bottles 4, 5 and 6. I let C drink from bottles 7, 8 and 9, while lab rat D drinks from 10, 11 and 12. If no lab rats die during this part of the test, you'll know that bottle 13 is poisonous. Say lab rat A dies. I can now conclude that one of the bottles 1 through 3 is poisoned. So i feed lab rat B from bottle 1, lab rat C from bottle 2 and lab rat D from bottle 3. The lab rat that dies, had the poisoned bottle. If B dies, it was bottle 1 that was poisoned. Alternatively. Feed each rat a sip from another bottle of wine until one drops dead, you will now have found your poisoned bottle. Alternatively. Live dangerous and drink 12 bottles of wine. You survived? You are now officially bad-ass!
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