What day is it today?

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  aj_onduty

  Re: HR asked problem... Try to solve
  
  Cool answering. When are we going to see those kind of questions?
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  Ankita Katdare

  Please explain the answer.
  
  Ok, I got it.
  
  1st condition: Lion says yesterday was one of my lying day.
  Day should be tuesday, wednesay or thursday.
  
  2nd condition: Tiger says yesterday was also one of my lying day.
  
  Zeroed down to thursday: because thats the only day when tiger is lying "today"
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  makru921

  Re: HR asked problem... Try to solve
  
  

  aj_onduty

  tHE DAY IS THURSDAY. tHE TIGER IS LYING.

  That was quick...😀 Could you explain for everyone please? 😀
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  aj_onduty

  Simple.
  Someone out of the lion and the tiger must be lying as they both gave the same statement. They don't have any lying day which are the same day. The day is not Sunday, as one of them is lying. So, we can zero on on the other days. The Lion said that yesterday was my lying day. Ok, that means that the current day should be Thursday (assuming that he s not lying. If he was lying, then we cannot believe the lion!). Now, the tiger also gives the same answer. We turn suspicious here. Someone is lying. If the tiger is right, then it must be Sunday today. That means the lion is lying. but the lion can't lie on a Sunday. So, as I told above, Sunday is ruled out. If the lion is right, then it must be Thursday. Its now clear that the tiger is lying, so who wants to think about his answers now!
  
  
  P.S.-Sorry for being late for explaining. I was busy over here.
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  makru921

  aj_onduty

  Simple.
  Someone out of the lion and the tiger must be lying as they both gave the same statement. They don't have any lying day which are the same day. The day is not Sunday, as one of them is lying. So, we can zero on on the other days. The Lion said that yesterday was my lying day. Ok, that means that the current day should be Thursday (assuming that he s not lying. If he was lying, then we cannot believe the lion!). Now, the tiger also gives the same answer. We turn suspicious here. Someone is lying. If the tiger is right, then it must be Sunday today. That means the lion is lying. but the lion can't lie on a Sunday. So, as I told above, Sunday is ruled out. If the lion is right, then it must be Thursday. Its now clear that the tiger is lying, so who wants to think about his answers now!

  It was a pretty simple logic question, but this is a very dramatic way of explaining the answer! Well done..
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  narayana murthy

  nice answering aj i got the same question in my personality development class in my college
  but there is a change names are changed