Simple logic

[Apêx1]

1, 2, 3 and 5 are false, 4 are truths. <Fact There's only 1 truth.

 

[TruthSayer]

1, 2, 3 and 5 are false, 4 are truths. <Fact There's only 1 truth.

4 follows the same thing as 1 and 2 all three of them are truths.

 

[Apêx1]

4 follows the same thing as 1 and 2 all three of them are truths.

Yea, I misread lawl. I'm assuming statement 5 is incorrect, but I'll do this again when I'm more awake.

 

[Wabbit]

If statement 3 and 5 are both true statement 5 says 3 is a lie,If both false..ahh mind****..

 

[trick master]

no one has got it right so far.

for anyone saying that the only statement which is wrong is 3, you're doing a mistake because statement two says statement 3 and 5 are either both true and false. if both are true, there is a contradiction. if both are false, then it's not all the other 4 statements excluding the third that are correct.

i'm impressed because this is extremely easy to figure out.

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

1, Statement 2 and Statement 5 are either both truths or both lies.
2. Statement 3 and Statement 5 are either both truths or both lies.
3. Exactly two of the statements are truths.
4. Statement 1 and Statement 2 are either both truths or both lies.
5. Statement 3 is a lie.

Which statements are true and which are false?

no one has got it right so far.

for anyone saying that the only statement which is wrong is 3, you're doing a mistake because statement two says statement 3 and 5 are either both true and false. if both are true, there is a contradiction. if both are false, then it's not all the other 4 statements excluding the third that are correct.

i'm impressed because this is extremely easy to figure out.

There can only be 1 real Solution for this without contradicting Oneanother

And Sparks here gave it to you

Spoiler

1. T
2. F
3. T
4. F
5. F

I'll explain how his Answer is Accurate

If Statement 1 is true then both 2 and 5 are either both false or true, if we consider them both true then statement 5 and 3 would end up conradicting one another, but if we consider both 2 and 5 false then it would result like this

1-True "2 and 5 being false"
2-False "meaning only 1 statement is true here either 3 or 5, we already etablished 5 is false so 3 must be true"
3-True
4-False "because statement 1 and 2 arent both lies or truth, 1 of them is right 1 of them is true"
5-False "already etablished"

Statement 3 states that exactly 2 statements are true and we have proved that here
Statement 5 says 3 is a lie which means statement 5 is a lie considering above

So there you go, all other Solutions have 1 or 2 contradictions in them except this

But since you act like everyone has been wrong so far and you are so clever, why dont you Give us your Solution so I can correct you?

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

All the statements are true.

explain oh godly one

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

1. Statement 2 and Statement 5 are either both truths or both lies. (true) 2 and 5 are both truths.
2. Statement 3 and Statement 5 are either both truths or both lies. (true) 3 and 5 are both truths.
3. Exactly two of the statements are truths. (true) 2 statements are truths.
4. Statement 1 and Statement 2 are either both truths or both lies. (true) 1 and 2 are both truths.
5. Statement 3 is a lie. (true) 3 said only 2, so it's a trick question. 2 of the 3 are truths, but not only just 2.

He said Simple Logic, youre making it a Trick Question.

Statement 3 says "Exactly" 2 of the statements are True, meaning the rest is false, no need for tricks here.

and 5 youre squeezing it to fit ur answer, it says 3 is a "lie" Not a trick, youre describing a trick.

The answer me and sparkinsons gave is the only logical solution

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

It's a lie because it said 2 exactly, and it's 2 yes, but not exactly, as there are 3 truths, so exactly 2 is a lie.

then not all the answers are true as u say :|

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

It states 3 is a lie, so that's true, and 3 states 2 are truths, and that's true, but there are 3 total.

no there are 5 statements

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

Yes, there are 5. 1,2 and 4 are truths, so 3 is true for saying there are 2, but also a lie because it's not exactly 2, but 3, and 5 is true because 3 did lie about it being exactly 2.

if 3 isnt exactly true, then it doesnt count as truth

 

[Scooby Doo]

(2) cant be true coz then (3) and (5) would contradict each other. So (5) must be false as well. [If (1) would be false, and (5) true, it'd mean that (4) is true, but then (3) should be true too which is a contradiction. So (5) cant be true. ] It makes (3) true, which means only one more statement can be true, that is (1) : (2) and (5) are both false. It makes (4) false as well.
So its T F T F F