Brain Out 2 Level 194
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A woman stands between two parking spaces: space 29 holds a blue car, and space 30 holds a yellow car (with a man inside). She holds a car key. The solved frame shows the woman now sitting in the yellow car driving, the "30" sign circled in red, and the message "The yellow is my car!". Her car is the yellow one, which is in space 30.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the spaces. Space 29 holds a blue car, and space 30 holds a yellow car.
- Identify her car. Watch which car she gets into — her car is the yellow one, not the blue one.
- Find its space. The yellow car is parked in space number 30.
- Enter the answer. Input 30 as her parking space. The woman is shown sitting in the yellow car and the "The yellow is my car!" result appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
The key insight is that the woman's car is the yellow car (confirmed by her getting in and driving it in the result). The yellow car is parked in space 30. So her parking space number is 30, not 29.
The puzzle looks like it asks you to deduce which space is hers, but the real clue is the color of the car she owns. Since she gets into the yellow car in the solved animation, her car must be the yellow one, and that car occupies space 30. Entering 29 would be wrong because that space holds the blue car.
How do you know which space is hers? The two spaces are clearly labeled: 29 holds the blue car and 30 holds the yellow car. The woman holds a key, and in the solved animation she is the one who gets into the yellow car and drives off. Since the car she owns is the yellow one, that car's space — number 30 — must be her parking spot. Entering 29 would be wrong because that space belongs to the blue car, and the man already sitting in the yellow car does not change ownership. The trick is simply to watch which vehicle is hers.
The two spaces are clearly labeled: 29 holds the blue car and 30 holds the yellow car. The woman holds a key, and in the solved animation she is the one who gets into the yellow car and drives off. Since the car she owns is the yellow one, that car's space, number 30, must be her parking spot. Entering 29 would be wrong because that space belongs to the blue car, and the man already sitting in the yellow car does not change who owns it.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: picking 29. Her car is the yellow one, not the blue one in space 29.
- Correct: The yellow car is in space 30.
- Tip: Enter 30 as the answer.
- Note: The man inside the yellow car does not change which car is hers.
Key Frames
