LGBARIDDLE:

You meet two people: person A and person B. You know that they can either be truth tellers or liars. Determine what person A and person B are based on what they say:

A: Only one of us is a truth teller
B: Math sucks

Question

LGBARIDDLE:

You meet two people: person A and person B. You know that they can either be truth tellers or liars. Determine what person A and person B are based on what they say:

A: Only one of us is a truth teller
B: Math sucks

parthkohli · Answer

No, B is speaking the truth.

anonymous · Answer

@ParthKohli  is a liar.

parthkohli · Answer

Just kidding, both truth-tellers. ;)

anonymous · Answer

Well it depends

anonymous · Answer

:)

lgbasallote · Answer

depends on what @sauravshakya ?

anonymous · Answer

Both cannot be truth teller..... As 
A: Only one of us is a truth teller

parthkohli · Answer

Actually, B can only be a liar or there'd be a contradiction always.
Therefore,
A is a truth-teller; B is a liar.

lgbasallote · Answer

so you're saying math doesn't suck @ParthKohli ?

anonymous · Answer

both liars.

anonymous · Answer

And also B cannot be truth teller

lgbasallote · Answer

I agree with B

anonymous · Answer

because if B is truth teller then both has to be truth teller

parthkohli · Answer

If B is right, then A is also speaking the truth, but then if A is speaking the truth, then only one of them is a truth-teller. CONTRADICTION.

lgbasallote · Answer

i think B is saying the truth

parthkohli · Answer

Then is A lying?

lgbasallote · Answer

I'm just saying I agree with B

parthkohli · Answer

Well, I do too, but we CAN'T DETERMINE IT if B is the truth.

lgbasallote · Answer

yeah. I failed in that one

parthkohli · Answer

B has to be a lie according to this question, and thus A has to speak the truth.

lgbasallote · Answer

I originally planned B to be a truthteller

lgbasallote · Answer

anyway....the question now is...what is A?

parthkohli · Answer

If B is a truth-teller, then A would also be a truth-teller... right?

lgbasallote · Answer

why can't it be:
A - liar
B - truth

parthkohli · Answer

Still, if A is a truth-teller, then there are two truth-tellers and A is a liar.

parthkohli · Answer

Did you get it?

lgbasallote · Answer

why are you asking the riddler?

parthkohli · Answer

The question doesn't allow B to be the truth.

parthkohli · Answer

The only solution to the question is A - truth-teller, B - liar.

anonymous · Answer

Because If B is truth teller and A is liar
the statement spoken by A becomes truth but he is a liar

lgbasallote · Answer

so your answers are

A = truth
B = lie
??

anonymous · Answer

YEP.only that works

lgbasallote · Answer

then think some more

parthkohli · Answer

lol, A = truth and B = lie is the only solution to the question.

lgbasallote · Answer

not really

anonymous · Answer

Or both liar

parthkohli · Answer

Yeah^

lgbasallote · Answer

right

lgbasallote · Answer

since @sauravshakya thought it first...

parthkohli · Answer

Math sucks is the truth, so there is one truth-teller!