Brain Out Level 110

Overview

The prompt asks which item is the cheapest. Four products are laid out in two rows: a hanging umbrella ornament priced at ten dollars, a cola bottle at five dollars, a game controller at four dollars, and an eggplant at nine dollars. The question is a direct price comparison, and the trick level here is simply to read all four labels before choosing. The lowest price tag belongs to the game controller at four dollars, so that is the item to tap.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt "Which is the cheapest?" and scan the four items in their two-row arrangement. The question asks for the lowest price tag among the products shown, so the first job is to locate every dollar label rather than judging the objects by appearance.
2. Look at the top-left hanging umbrella ornament and read the price printed beneath it. Its tag shows ten dollars, which is the highest price among the four items on the board.
3. Move to the top-right cola bottle and read its label. The bottle costs five dollars, which is lower than the umbrella but still not the cheapest option yet.
4. Look at the bottom-left game controller and read the tag below it. The controller is priced at four dollars, the first tag that looks like a possible minimum.
5. Continue to the bottom-right eggplant before making a choice. Its tag reads nine dollars, which rules the vegetable out even though groceries often seem inexpensive.
6. Compare the four prices in one list: ten dollars for the umbrella, five for the cola, four for the controller, and nine for the eggplant. Sorting them from highest to lowest leaves four dollars at the bottom of the list, so the smallest value belongs to the game controller.
7. Tap the game controller priced at four dollars. A green checkmark appears over it, and the level confirms that the cheapest item has been selected. If a different item lights up instead, recheck the tag under the controller to make sure you tapped the four-dollar product and not a neighboring object.

Strategy & Reasoning

Compared with the trickier levels nearby, this one relies on reading the labels carefully rather than finding a hidden object. The items are unrelated, which prevents you from guessing by category, and the prices are spread across a range so the minimum must be read off the tags. Checking every item in order avoids picking a familiar-looking cheap product such as the cola before seeing the lower controller price.

The eggplant can feel like a cheap grocery item, but its tag reads nine dollars, and the umbrella looks decorative yet costs the most. Appearance does not determine price here; only the dollar labels do. Once the four values are listed, four dollars is unambiguously the lowest, and tapping the controller matching that tag clears the level in one selection.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Read the price under every item before tapping; do not assume the food or the drink is the cheapest based on looks.
• Match the four-dollar tag to the game controller, not the eggplant or the cola bottle.
• Tap the controller once the prices are compared; a green checkmark over it confirms the cheapest choice was registered.