Direction: Questions are based on the following:<br /> There are three switches A, B and C which can be in ON/OFF position. Their settings change as per the following rules:<br /> i) If A is the only switch as ON, change B to ON.<br /> ii) If A and B are only switches as ON, change C to ON.<br /> iii) If all three switches are ON, change C to OFF.<br /> iv) For all other situations, all switches in ON are changed to OFF and all switches in OFF are changed to ON<br /> If only B is ON, the changed setting will be:
Step-by-step Solution:
This is a rule-based logic puzzle. The key is to identify the starting configuration of the switches and then find which of the four rules applies to that exact situation.
Now, we must check the list of rules to see which one matches this state:
- Since our initial state falls under the condition for Rule (iv), we must follow its instruction.
- The instruction is: "all switches in ON are changed to OFF and all switches in OFF are changed to ON". This means we must flip the state of every switch.
- We start with {A OFF, B ON, C OFF} and apply the change:
Final Answer: The changed setting will be A ON, B OFF, C ON.