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A puzzle that requires formal logical deduction to arrive at the solution. This suggests more than merely reasoning through clues to find an answer (you might want [situation] for that).
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Fair way to split coins [duplicate]
Alice and Bob went walking in the desert.
Alice had two gallons of water and Bob had three gallons.
They met Charlie who had no water at all and they all (Alice, Bob, and Charlie) shared the fi …
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Four buttons on a table
My solution is similar to noedne's.
More bonus: Show that it is impossible if the number of buttons is not a power of two.
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