Desardes
26-06-03, 08:45 PM
Here's another one of those logic questions. <i personally answered this in or around 2 minutes>.
A new building which rose to the height of 20 floors was created amidts the noisy neighbourhood of Gotham (this information is irrelevant; just wanted to create a mood). The supervisor tells his employee of a dilemma he's facing. There are 3 lights located on the top most part of the building and three switches on the ground floor. They have no knowledge to whether which switch belongs to which light. (Just don't ask me in regards to the weird construction they've created, play along). The elevator doesn't work so the employee wants to know which light goes for which switch and only going up ONCE and back. There's no one else in the building besides him.
Here's a hint: Use lateral thinking. Think outside the box. Oh, and another hint, the answer in which i'm looking for would probably only work for the lights and not for lets say....a surveillance camera.
A new building which rose to the height of 20 floors was created amidts the noisy neighbourhood of Gotham (this information is irrelevant; just wanted to create a mood). The supervisor tells his employee of a dilemma he's facing. There are 3 lights located on the top most part of the building and three switches on the ground floor. They have no knowledge to whether which switch belongs to which light. (Just don't ask me in regards to the weird construction they've created, play along). The elevator doesn't work so the employee wants to know which light goes for which switch and only going up ONCE and back. There's no one else in the building besides him.
Here's a hint: Use lateral thinking. Think outside the box. Oh, and another hint, the answer in which i'm looking for would probably only work for the lights and not for lets say....a surveillance camera.