If you can't solve this you shouldn't be allowed to discuss politics

Has to be July 16.

When Albert says Bernard doesn't know for sure, he is eliminating months with unique numbers (may and june). Bernard uses this infirmation to deduce the date. Albert uses the fact that he is able to deduce it along with his month information to also deduce it. He can only make this deduction if it is July 16.

June 18 doesn't have another date with that number (like May 19) but there are only two dates in June given. Bernard was given 18 and Albert was given June.

If it is X 14 then Bernard doesn't know it. If it is August 15 or 17 then Albert doesn't know it

July 16 my IQ is 160 and this took me 2 min to figure out.

july 16

What the fuck even is this? This is such a retarded riddle. The answer could be June 18 or it could be May 19. There is absolutely nothing in the question that would lead you to one of the answers over the other.

Is this common core?

Show your flag shill.

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What if Albert and Bernard are lying? Or they think they know it but got it wrong?

both of those dates for sure arent it literally mentioned in the first sentence

no user, we won't do your homework for you.

So tell me how will this help me in the real world ?

Albert knows the month, and Bernard knows the day.

If Bernard knew a date that was unique to ONE on the months, he would know the month too. 19 would mean May, 18 would mean June. Albert knows this, and he knows that the month is one that shares a date with another month, so Bernard can’t know the month that way.

Since May and June are ruled out, Bernard knows a date that isn’t shared by July and August, so he knows the full date. It must be July 16.

>Just become
Correct English here is "Just became" right?
This was made by a retard for retards.

Cheryl sounds like a cunt and I'm not wasting brainpower over a roastie that can't give a straight answer

Cheryl is a fucking cunt liar. She gives Bernard and Albert the list, and Albert knows Bernard doesn't know, so they both deduce that the answer is quote: "Fuck if I know"

>Albert: I don't know when Cheryl's birthday is, but I know that Bernard doesn't know
Albert's statement means that he knows just from the month he is given that Bernard has not been given a unique date. Therefore Albert must have been told either July or August, because June and May both have unique dates (18 and 19).

>Bernard: At first I don't know [sic] when Cheryl's birthday is, but I know now.
Bernard knows that Albert has been told July or August from his last statement. If Bernard had been told 14 then he could not know which month it belonged to, since the initial set includes July 14 and August 14. But if he had been told 16, 15 or 17 then he would now know the exact date. Bernard's statement means that he could have been told 16, 15 or 17, but NOT 14.

>Albert: Then I also know when Cheryl's birthday is.
From Bernard's last statement, Albert knows that the number Bernard was given was not 14. If Albert was given August, then he would still not know the date, because there are two remaining possibilities once August 14 is eliminated. However, if he was told July then with July 14 eliminated there is only one possible answer.

Albert's statement that he now knows the answer means that it must be July 16

This, the grammar is atrocious and it leads me to believe that this whole thing is broken, at least as written

Horrible grammar.

Absolute nonsense.
If Bernard knew that her birthday was on the 16th, Albert saying ''I don't know her birthday'' wouldn't make Bernard figure it out since he would still be left with two options. Before speaking to Albert he would think that May 16th or July 16th are the correct dates, and if Albert doesn't state the month, it changes nothing.

Albert and Bernard are retarded. Why can't they just swap info?

Albert: She told me June.
Bernard: She told me 17.
Answer: June 17

Fucking this, get your retarded shit off my board.

Answer is june 18th btw.

A knows the month but not the exact date, since every month has at least two dates
B knows the day but not the month

Since A says he knows B does not know the birthday, it means it's a month that does not contain a unique day (18 or 19), so it's not may or june.

Since the only choices left are July and August, and since B now knows, it means it isn't the 14th since it is in both months, so it has to be july 16th

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One of them is lying. They were both told the date.

I knew that bongs were brainlets.

Fuck off, LSAT fag

>Cheryl gives them a list of 10 possible dates

slut, just tell them which one it is.

I knew that Jow Forums is full of brainlets, August 17th is the only answer.

(in before "don't start from the solution", this is just to show the reasoning of Albert and Bernard. outsiders (i.e. (You) ) start the solution at phase 2.)

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Forgot a step, A knows it's the 16th because he knows the month, if he knew the month was august he wouldn't know since there are two possible dates

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>Since A says he knows B does not know the birthday, it means it's a month that does not contain a unique day (18 or 19), so it's not may or june.
It could still be in may following that logic.

IT'S AUGUST 17 LIKE SAID

July 16.
If Albert knows Bernard can't know from day by itself, its euther julys or augusts - may has "19" and june "18" which would be enough by themselves to know the date.

If knocking both months out were enough for Bernard to know, it couldn't be 14s, since they still don't clarify the date.

Albert is able to deduce the date at this point, so it's a month with one available option left.

Qualification tests are spooks, OP, hope you're ready to pay the price.

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>giving a shit about some bitches birthday
she's a woman, she wouldn't fucking shut up about it so you wouldn't need to work it out.

this is a bullshit question. i know cheyrl personally and also know for a fact she was born on march 28th so gtfo here with that nonsense.

Fervuary 30

It's not May nor June because if by knowing the month alone you are able to know that the guy with the day can't know the exact date it means it's a number that repeats itself.

So the months with unique numbers like may 19 and june 18 are excluded.

This leaves July and August, and Bernand knows the exact date after knowing it's one of these two months.

That excludes the day 14 since it repeats itself, we are now at july 16, august 15 and august 17 and I'm stuck.

Bls help brainlet

>just become
Nope, this is retarded, as is OP.

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>Albert is able to deduce the date at this point, so it's a month with one available option left.

Fuck, it was so simple

Also fuck Israel and "white people" are nothing but inbred brainlets who are just a parasitic as the kikes.

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Taking the unique date out of May still leaves two options, it doesnt eliminate it altogether like June.

Wrong, he only has the month and the other one only has the day, that means that month-guy is able to exclude that month-day knows because it's NOT a month with an unique number

Wouldnt that be assuming that they know each others lists? You guys are all working on the premise that they are sharing their lists with eachother

couldn't solve, dick got stuck in bad grammar

If the horribly written sentences hold up then its august 17.

>month-day

I meant day-guy, sorry

How did the month of may get eliminated from benard's perspective?