Multiple choice general knowledge math & puzzles

A: B always tells the truth. B: A always lies. In the above statements,

  1. A tells the truth and B lies

  2. B tells the truth and A lies

  3. Both A and B are telling the truth

  4. Statements are wrong as they are Contradictory
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D Correct answer
Explanation

This creates an unsolvable paradox. If A tells truth, B always tells truth, but B says A always lies, contradiction. If A lies, B doesn't always tell truth, but then B's statement might be true or false. No consistent assignment satisfies both statements simultaneously.

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