This collection of fiendishly challenging riddles is making viewers go wild online but it’s time to see whether or not you can solve them to perfection.
It’s a riddle that is guaranteed to put those lateral and critical thinking skills to the test, so we definitely recommend those with seamless problem-solving skills to rise up to the challenge and show us what you’ve got.
Clearly, the users claim that it’s definitely not the easiest of them all.point 378 |
However, once you get the hang of the pattern, there’s simply no stopping you from getting it right.point 89 | So, what are you waiting for? Can you give your best shot and share your answers with us in the comments section! We’d love to see how our dedicated viewers did at the end of it all.point 241 |
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The mind-boggling challenge
The world of weight is a unique one and no, we certainly don’t plan on going into the nitty-gritty details of physics and how its laws apply to mass on earth.
However, we are going to ask you to put those thinking caps on and prepare yourselves to answer the question the riddle below!
In the picture puzzle, you see four different scenarios. There’s a rabbit, a cat, and a dog- all put in different positions to give an illusion that their weight will equal a certain value when combined together in the last scene.
So, what’s the trick. Well, that’s for you to find out and for us to leave you guessing till the end. Scroll down below for the right answer and don’t forget to share the viral puzzle with friends and family members too! Happy solving!
The right answer
We hope the riddle didn’t make you scratch your head too much. Moreover, let’s take a look at the solution to help put that mind at ease!
And the right answer is 27kg!
In case you’re wondering how, you just need to divide 54 by 2 because that’s what will give you the combined weight of rabbit, plus dog, plus cat! Look below for a better explanation:
2 Rabbit + 2 Dogs + 2 Cat =54 so:
2 (Rabbit+dogs+cat) = 54
Hence, 54/2 will give you the combined weight of rabbit, dog, and cat which is 27kg!