Brainteaser/Logic interview questions: page 2 of 7
Questions 51–100
- Racing to the first ace from unequal pilesMedium
- Fewest d6 and d8 so neither total is favouredMedium
- A hundred-pound watermelon drying from 99 to 98 percent waterEasy
- Estimating a pond population by tag and recaptureEasy
- Guessing ball colours for shrinking prizesEasy
- Digit count of one hundred factorialMedium
- Weighted sum of binomial coefficients choose threeEasy
- Cab number leaving remainder one and divisible by 11Medium
- Rook race to the far corner of a chessboardMedium
- Prime-indexed door togglers on 100 doorsHard
- Mathematician aged x in the year x squaredEasy
- How many sixes on an 18-face die averaging 4Easy
- Closest factor pair of 1234567890Medium
- Deducing the boss's birthday from month and day hintsEasy
- Boy ratio when families stop at the first sonEasy
- Visible small cubes in a 4x4x4 puzzle cubeEasy
- Two-digit number equal to twice its digit productEasy
- Triangle whose sides and altitude are consecutiveHard
- Sum of inverse cubes over terminating-decimal reciprocalsHard
- Ordering matches against a strong and weak rivalEasy
- Recover five numbers from their ten pair sumsHard
- Smallest square-valued bank of easy and medium itemsEasy
- Does Bob have a uniquely best gladiator orderingHard
- Hand angle a quarter past threeEasy
- Counting k between 100 and 400 with k to the k squareMedium
- Worst-case trials to match five keys to five locksEasy
- Mix of ten and twenty dollar notes in a depositEasy
- Fewest pirates with no mutual cannon aimingEasy
- Trailing binary zeros of 142 factorialMedium
- Cheque paid with dollars and cents swappedMedium
- Safe spot in a circle of 2000 with every second removedHard
- Filling two gaps without a four-term progressionMedium
- Fly shuttling once between two approaching carsEasy
- Snail pushed back by wind every hourEasy
- Departure time of two ships crossing midwayMedium
- Ten prime-digit numbers with digit product 100000Medium
- Function minus its derivative equals a cubicMedium
- Moving a ten-ring tower between pegsMedium
- Smallest integer with digit product ten thousandMedium
- Counting wins from rock paper scissors talliesEasy
- Comparing pi to the e with e to the piMedium
- Ratio of all Fibonacci terms to every third oneEasy
- Gap between clock hands at 3:15Easy
- Race to call 200 with steps of one to eightMedium
- Odd bean among twelve with three weighingsHard
- Square orchard short by 31 treesMedium
- Three grazing animals clearing a field togetherEasy
- Sixth pairwise product of four positive realsMedium
- Handshakes among four couples skipping partnersEasy
- Best score in the divisor tax game on 1 to 10Medium