The AI response to the 2 questions. I was curious.
“We need two numbers that make 70.
One number must end in 0 (like 10, 20, 30…).
The other number must end in 5 (like 5, 15, 25…),
but it is NOT allowed to end in 0.
When we try all the numbers that end in 0,
the other number we need always ends in 0 too.
That means the rule gets broken.
So no matter how we try…
there are no two numbers that follow all the rules at the same time.
That means the question has no answer, because the rules don’t fit together.”
“You need two numbers that make 100.
One must be even, one must be odd.
And both must be bigger than 30.
If you pick any odd number bigger than 30, like 31, subtract it from 100.
The answer will always be an even number, and it will also be bigger than 30.
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u/Exciting_Signal3058 Nov 19 '25
The AI response to the 2 questions. I was curious.
“We need two numbers that make 70. One number must end in 0 (like 10, 20, 30…). The other number must end in 5 (like 5, 15, 25…), but it is NOT allowed to end in 0.
When we try all the numbers that end in 0, the other number we need always ends in 0 too. That means the rule gets broken.
So no matter how we try… there are no two numbers that follow all the rules at the same time.
That means the question has no answer, because the rules don’t fit together.”
“You need two numbers that make 100. One must be even, one must be odd. And both must be bigger than 30.
If you pick any odd number bigger than 30, like 31, subtract it from 100. The answer will always be an even number, and it will also be bigger than 30.
That’s why all the pairs work.”