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I had it wrong too, but mostly because I had an issue with the 8 card: IMHO it has to be turned over as it might have e.g. a 'V' on the other side, and that sid
by otis_inf 12y ago
I had it wrong too, but mostly because I had an issue with the 8 card: IMHO it has to be turned over as it might have e.g. a 'V' on the other side, and that side also belongs to the card, but the answer explicitly states 8 isn't needed because apparently the other side isn't part of the card so the rule only applies to the sides you initially see. A bit of a trick question IMHO.
- pedrosorio 12y agoYou got that wrong. The rule is "vowel on one side implies even number on the other side". The only cards that don't follow this rule are the ones that have a vowel and an odd number. A card with an 8 will never disprove the rule regardless of the letter on the other side, that's why you don't need to turn it.
- otis_inf 12y agoYeah I got that now. I feel pretty stupid after I found that out... :)