That hasn't helped tbh honest Griff infact it's probably confused me even more
Here goes Chalky................
Frenchy gave 4 clues:
(1). 7 6 1 9 = Two good numbers but not correctly positioned
(2). 4 7 6 3 = No good numbers
(3). 0 4 5 1 = One good number but not correctly positioned
(4). 5 9 4 2 = Two good numbers and correctly positioned
(5). The code is made up of 4 different numbers
Forget the order of the clues, it’s just there to confuse you. Look at (5) first because it says that all the numbers in the code are different. Then look at (2) - none of the numbers are there so the four different numbers must be either 0, 1, 2, 5, 8 or 9. We’ll call this “the list”.
Now look at (1). The only 2 numbers on the list are 1 and 9 so now we have 2 numbers in the code.
Now look at (3). Only one of the numbers is in the code and we already know that it’s 1 as demonstrated in the last paragraph. That also means that 0 and 5 are NOT in the code. The only numbers left in our list are 1,2, 8 and 9.
(4) shows us that the 9 and the 2 are correctly positioned so the code is _9_2. From (1) we can see that the 1 cannot be the third number, so it must come first and the remaining number, 8, will be third.
Hence 1982.
That hasn't helped tbh honest Griff infact it's probably confused me even more
Don't worry coco, They are to intellectual for us peasants to understand
It’s nowt to do with maths. It’s a a LOGIC puzzle.
You're not thick coco or trick.
The person that can't count and left the 8 out of the puzzler is tho
I'm presuming that gaz had the correct answer all along then?
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