Puzzles, cognitive games and crossword puzzles are a great way to have fun and enjoy your time. Each challenge provokes the brain in a different way. The main function of such tests is to improve memory and check concentration.

The newest puzzle game from Bright Side encourages creative and out-of-the-box thinking. It's a tricky task and not everyone can figure it out quickly.

The conditions of the task: there are two bills on the table that total $51. The task is complicated by the fact that the first bill is not $1. What kind of bills are these?

Experts say that performing such mental tasks can have long-term benefits, helping to maintain cognitive clarity and reduce the risk of dementia. Regular brain training and a healthy lifestyle, including a diet high in fruits and vegetables, will reduce the likelihood of developing degenerative neurological diseases.

Have you been able to find the answer? If not, don't worry, as the solution may even amuse you.

The answer is

There are two bills on the table: the first is $50 and the second is $1, which adds up to a total of $51.

By the way, illustration tests are an interesting opportunity to explore the ways in which our brains interpret information. Psychologist Richard Gregory developed the Visual Assumption Theory, according to which the brain's basic perception is based on top-down surface processing, and nearly 90% of the information perceived by our eyes is lost before it reaches the brain. We propose to take an illustrative test that will show the innermost traits of character.

Previously OBOZREVATEL published a puzzle for people with perfect eyesight.

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