Logic puzzles

Project Overview Purpose In this project you will analyze and relate logic puzzles to the concepts studied in this module. Presentation The most important part of your project presentation is clearly explaining and supporting your reasoning with relevant visuals and calculations. Make sure to show all your work. You can choose any format you prefer for the final presentation of this project. Some options include a written document, virtual or real poster, website, or video. Project Introduction The purpose of this project is to apply your understanding of problem-solving strategies to analyze puzzles and games that involve numerical and logical reasoning, as well as solving problems that involve the application of set theory. Part 1 Use the example as your blueprint as you create your own puzzle. You may find it helpful to use the multimedia piece titled Hailey’s Solution in order to complete this activity. Be creative and have fun with your puzzle!

Use the following guidelines to successfully complete the puzzle: 0 Your puzzle must involve the principle of inclusion and exclusion and must have a minimum of seven clues to help solve the puzzle. 0 Ensure that your puzzle is solvable by having a classmate or other appropriate partner try to solve it. 0 While you observe your partner solving the puzzle, record the strategies used in the puzzle solution. 0 After your partner has solved the puzzle, discuss which clues worked well and which clues may need a bit of improvement. Make these revisions to your puzzle. You must include the following elements in your puzzle: 0 clear and concise clues to your puzzle 0 a detailed solution to your puzzle, which should include all diagrams, charts, formulas, algebraic steps, and a description of the logic used in solving the puzzle Part 2 There are many places on the Internet where you can play tic tac toe against a real opponent or a computer. Enter “tic tac toe” in your favourite browser nnrl roconrnh cifoc Mhoro Inii nnn nlnu tho (1an plnu < > B hopechristian.instructure.com

Conclusion Once you have completed the prisoners and hats puzzle, write a brief conclusion to your Set

Theory Project. Include a personal reflection of what you feel you learned from the project during and after

completion. Be sure to explain why you felt the way you did.