Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle

In summary, Brian, Amy, and Stephanie are at the train station waiting for their respective trains. Amy will have to wait twice as long as Brian, while Stephanie will have to wait twice as long as Amy. The train schedules are listed for Newburgh, Springfield, and Clarksville. It may be time to post more difficult puzzles and provide answers to questions.
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K Sengupta
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Brian, Amy and Stephanie are waiting at the train station. Each of the three is waiting for a different train.

When they check the station clock, they realize that Amy is going to have to wait twice as long for her train as Brian will for his, while Stephanie will have to wait twice as long as Amy. The train schedules are as follows:




DESTINATION …..TRACK …….DEPARTURE
Newburgh…………...3………………16:48
Springfield…………...7……………….16:57
Clarksville…………...4……………….17:15


What time is it?
 
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K Sengupta said:
What time is it?

It's time to post more difficult puzzles.
 
  • #3
elect_eng said:
It's time to post more difficult puzzles.

yes, and maybe time to post answers to his questions as well

16:39
 

FAQ: Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle

What is the Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle?

The Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle is a logic puzzle that involves three passengers trying to board a train at a station. The puzzle presents a set of constraints and the objective is to determine the correct order in which the passengers should board the train.

How do you solve the Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle?

The puzzle can be solved using a process of elimination and logical deduction. By carefully considering the given constraints and making deductions based on them, you can determine the correct order of the passengers boarding the train.

Are there different variations of the Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle?

Yes, there are different variations of the puzzle that may have different constraints or additional information. However, the basic objective of determining the correct order of passengers boarding the train remains the same.

Can the Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle be solved mathematically?

No, the puzzle cannot be solved using mathematical equations or formulas. It requires logical reasoning and deduction to arrive at the correct solution.

Is the Three Passengers and Train Station Puzzle a real-life scenario?

No, the puzzle is purely a logical exercise and does not necessarily reflect a real-life scenario. However, it can be used to develop critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities.

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