Crack the Code 3-Digit Puzzle with Solution

Once again it's time to Crack the Code and open the lock. In this Crack the Code 3-digit puzzle, you are given 3 digits. Corresponding to these 3 digits, some hints are given regarding the correctness of these digits. Your challenge is to decode the correct 3-digit code from these given hints and then open the lock. So are you ready to crack the code and open the lock?

In this Crack the Code 3 digit, Puzzle, your challenge is to find the 3 digit code from the given clues which will open the lock.
Can you crack the Code and Open the Lock?

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33 comments:

Unknown said...

164 is correct answer


Rajesh Kumar said...

yes, you cracked the code :).


The big Island MAJULI said...

164


Unknown said...

387 are all wrong

_ 6 _ One number is correct and well placed
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2 _ 6
4 _ 1

Final answer _ 6 _

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2 _ _One number is correct but wrongly placed
4 _ 1

Since we already have a correct number for column 2 and row 3 states that it is a right number but in the wrong position then we can put number 2 in column 3

Final answer _ 6 2

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4 _ 1 Two numbers are correct but wrongly placed.

Okay this will debunk my previous answer (_ 6 2) because basically the last row states that both 4 and 1 are the right number and remember that row 3 states that “”One number is correct but wrongly placed. Remember I just blanked out the numbers that we’ve already used but it doesn’t mean that it’s not there. Meaning the statement for row 3 is “Number 6 is correct but wrongly placed” and since number 1’s statement is certain we can just ignore row 3.

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4 _ 1 Two numbers are correct but wrongly placed.

Final answer (_ 6 _)

Again if they are both in the wrong place and there only spaced left and row 1 is certain for the position of number 6 then what we can do is just flip 4 _ 1 then place it in the remaining columns thus

Final answer (164) is formed.


Rajesh Kumar said...

Thanks for explaining the answer to this crack the code puzzle in details.


Unknown said...

1= 315
2= 325
3= 538
4= 448
Then
6= ?


Unknown said...

718


Piyush said...

164


Unknown said...

042


Samira Gupta said...

Yes! I cracked this one too... 164😊


Rajesh Kumar said...

It will be interesting to know the logical reasoning hidden in this puzzle.


Rajesh Kumar said...

Great. Keep solving these puzzles. Post your comments and share these puzzles with your friends.


Unknown said...

Yes it is 164.


Unknown said...

im sooooo not trying to cheat on a school sheet


Unknown said...

164


Unknown said...

How do u know that plzz tell


Unknown said...

I cracked the code so fast!


Unknown said...

164


Unknown said...

It's 164


Unknown said...

164


Unknown said...

The answer is 164, but how do you know it's 164??? I bet all of you just clicked view answer and then look at the the answer and typed it.

How in the world did you know it's 164?? Please explain


Rajesh Kumar said...

This answer is explained by one of our readers. Please read these comments for a detailed explanation of this crack the code puzzle answer.


Anonymous said...

the answer is 164


Anonymous said...

The 'nothing is correct' rules out the 3 and 8 from the previous statement, leaving only the 6. So now we know 6 is definitely the middle number. It also rules out the 7 in the next statement and since we already know 6 is the correct number, we can eliminate the 2 from that line as well. The 3rd line can technically be ignored altogether as its not even needed for this particular puzzle. By establishing 6 in the middle the last step states 2 numbers in the wrong order, so swich the 4 and 1 and you end up with 164.


Unknown said...

Answer is 164


Anonymous said...

164


Susan said...

I found the answer (164) quickly! Awesome puzzle!


Unknown said...

164


Unknown said...

261


Anonymous said...

146 is the answer


layla said...

this is so nice.


Anonymous said...

164 is the answer.
Overall, a very pleasant and mind-intriguing logic puzzle! Thanks!


Maria said...

164