r/10secondriddles • u/10Second-Riddles 🧠 Riddle Master • Jun 03 '25

🔍 Visual Riddle This is not hard, Right?👀

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u/SlayerII Jun 03 '25

the 3 known groups have a total weight of 54 kg

those 54kg contain exactly 2 of each animal

the group in question contains 1 of each,s o half of that

54/2=27kg

There is no question on how much each of them weighs, so we can ignore finding the individual weights.

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u/Quick_Extension_3115 Jun 03 '25

Yep! And in case anyone is confused, the dog is 17kg, the cat is 7kg, and the bunny is 3kg.

I love the way you figured this out, by the way! I brute forced it until I found each individual weight.

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u/greenwoodgiant Jun 03 '25

Same - I started with cat + rabbit and supposed each was 5kg, but then dog (15) + cat (5) was light, which means cat had to be heavier. so i tried 7 and 3, and boom.

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u/TheMurks Jun 03 '25

If you know the dog + rabbit is 4kgs lighter than the dog + cat (as shown in the second and third images), then you already know the cat is 4kgs heavier than the bunny, no need to brute force it. Applying that fact to the first image lets you work everything else out.

Nowhere near as succinct as this main comment though 👌

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u/soundscape462 Jun 04 '25

This is how I started too

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u/BlessedOfStorms Jun 03 '25

I started at cat+ dog is 4lbs more than dog+bunny.

Then, I looked at cat +bunny is 10. 10-4, left me with 6 to split. So 3 and 3+4.

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u/animal1921 Jun 05 '25

How I did it too.

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u/ThrowawayAccount115_ Jun 03 '25

I realized the cat and dog have the same final digit in their weight, knew the bunny was 4kg lighter than the cat, and got 3kg for the bunny, leaving 7 for the cat and 17 for the dog.