Understanding Box Weight Comparisons

The video tutorial discusses a storage problem involving different colored boxes with unknown weights. It explains weight equivalences between the boxes and how to deduce relationships between them using given records. The tutorial also analyzes the logical deductions that can be made from these records, providing feedback on the problem-solving process.

What is the main challenge faced in the warehouse regarding the boxes?

• Finding enough space for all the boxes

• Ensuring the boxes are not damaged

• Organizing heavy boxes without knowing their individual weights

• Identifying the colors of the boxes

How many red boxes are equivalent in weight to two coffee boxes?

• One red box

• Two red boxes

• Three red boxes

• Four red boxes

What can be inferred about the weight of a white box compared to a yellow box?

• A white box is heavier than a yellow box

• A white box is lighter than a yellow box

• The weight comparison is not possible

• A white box weighs the same as a yellow box

How many green boxes are needed to match the weight of two red boxes?

• Four green boxes

• Three green boxes

• Two green boxes

• One green box

What is the relationship between the weight of two green boxes and two coffee boxes?

• Two green boxes weigh more than two coffee boxes

• The weight comparison is not possible

• Two green boxes weigh less than two coffee boxes

• Two green boxes weigh the same as two coffee boxes

Which boxes are lighter: two yellow boxes or two green boxes?

• The weight comparison is not possible

• Two green boxes

• Two yellow boxes

• They weigh the same

What logical deduction can be made from the initial records about green and coffee boxes?

• The weight comparison is not possible

• Green boxes weigh the same as coffee boxes

• Green boxes are lighter than coffee boxes

• Green boxes are heavier than coffee boxes

Which records help deduce the relationship between green and coffee boxes?

• Records 1 and 2

• Records 1 and 3

• Records 2 and 3

• Records 3 and 4

Why can't the relationship between yellow and green boxes be deduced from the initial records?

• The records only compare yellow boxes with white boxes

• The records only compare green boxes with red boxes

• The records do not mention yellow boxes

• There is no common color between them

What is the correct deduction about the weight of two yellow boxes compared to two green boxes?

• Two yellow boxes weigh the same as two green boxes

• Two yellow boxes weigh more than two green boxes

• The weight comparison is not possible

• Two yellow boxes weigh less than two green boxes