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Which pot contains the treasure?

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You have a silver pot and a golden pot. One of these pots contains a treasure and the other one is empty. Assume that you can determine from the text prints which pot contains the treasure.

The text prints on the pots are the following:
The silver pot: "This pot is empty."
The golden pot: "Exactly one of these texts is true."

Which pot contains the treasure?

posted May 1, 2014 by Saif Khanam

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