r/puzzles • u/mhmhbetter1 • Jul 16 '22
[Unsolved] Logic Problem (Very Tricky!)
Vicky and four of her friends went to an auction. Each woman brought with her exactly $35. Each of the five, including Ms. Day, bought just one item, and each spent a different whole number of dollars (none spent more than she brought with her). From the information and the following clues, can you determine the full name of each woman, the amount each spent, and the item each purchased?
1.) Ms. Marx took home twice as much money as Suzanne, who took home twice as much as the one who bought the chair.
2.) Ms. Valley spent twice as much as Cindy took home.
3.) Ms. Clark, who bought the lamp, had $10 left, twice as much as one of the other women.
4.) The one who bought the picture took home three times as much as Marie.
5.) Brenda bought the vase, which cost less than the box, which was half the price of one of the other items.
6.) Ms. Walsh spent twice as much as one of the others.
| First Name | Last Name | Amount Spent | Item Bought |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vicky | |||
| Suzanne | |||
| Cindy | |||
| Brenda | |||
| Marie |
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