Can anyone please explain this?

@hotlinebling Hey!
Is the correct answer is C?

If the second and third ones wear 2G, then the first one must be B. but the first person says NO, so the second and the third could be 1B1G/1G1B/2B.
Next, for the second one, if he saw the third one with G hat, then the second one must be B. But the second one says NO, so the third one must be B.
The answer is option (D): The third one wears a Blue hat.
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Each person can see others hats,

When person 1 and 2 can’t guess the color of hat ,
it means they see two blue or green and blue so the third hat on blind’s head could be blue 33% or green 66%

(B/B/G or B) (G/B/ G or B)

I think this question is wrong :thinking:

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@amin_raei98
Hey Amin!
There is nothing wrong with it.
We have 3 blue and 2 green hats.
Each person can see the two other’s hats except the blind one.
When each of these individuals see a blue hat wearing by the two others they can’t guess their own hat’s colour.

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@dorsa_vaezi

Your sentences are true

imagine 2 situation

First:

  1. Blue 2.green 3.blue

Second:
1.blue 2. Blue 3. Green

In both 1 and 2 say no so I think the answer isn’t D or B

If I tell wrong correct my sentences
@AriHoresh

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What do you mean by in both 1 and 2 say no? @amin_raei98

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@dorsa_vaezi

In both situation that I told you imagine person 1 and 2 say no (can’t guess the color of hat)

@amin_raei98 I agree with you!

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