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There are 4 cars . They all are coming from different directions. They have to cross through one square.They all arrive at the same time. Nobody stops . still there is no clash .
note : They all are driving at a speed if 100 km/hr.
options are:
1) all cars take left
2) all cars turn right
3) two cars turn left and two turn right.
tell me the answer with reason.

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Answer #1All cars turn left or right.

OR

All the cars turn through right..so that the cars will not clash with each other..since all cars are coming in the same speed there is a possible of clashing each other..but when they all turns to the same direction there may be chances to avoid the clash between the cars..

Answer #2The answer assumes that the cars are travelling on the right side of the road and therefore their paths will not intersect when they turn right.
Try this in the UK, Australia, Japan or most of Africa and you'll have an ungodly pileup on your hands. Logic puzzles cannot make cultural assumptions. Tha's just not logical

Answer #3Depends on the country. If the country is right-side-drive, they would need to all turn right, because if they all turn left, they would all still need to cross and crash against each other. The opposite for left-side-drive


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