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Riddles on design and system flaws

by Koushal shankar
1

I was added to solve a problem, Yet my existence created another. I changed how the aircraft behaved, Without changing what pilots first learned. What am I?

Hints

I was activated by a sensor that could misread the airplane's attitude.

2

I have keys but no locks, space but no room, you can enter but you can't go outside. What am I?

Hints

You sit with me on a desk as you type.

I have letters and numbers on me.

I am something you use with a computer.

3

I measure the sky without seeing it, I tell the aircraft whether its nose is too high. If I lie only once, Many systems may believe me. What am I?

Hints

This device measures the angle between the aircraft's direction of travel and the airflow.

4

I had a twin beside me, But only one of us was asked the question. If I made a mistake, No second opinion stopped the decision. What engineering principle was ignored?

Hints

Engineers often use duplicate components so that one can verify the other before making an important decision.

5

Bigger engines gave more power, But they also changed the balance. Instead of redesigning the body, Engineers gave software a new responsibility. What engineering trade-off does this describe?

Hints

Think about choosing software to compensate for changes caused by hardware

6

I obey mathematics, Yet I cannot distinguish truth from bad measurements. Garbage enters me, Confidence leaves me. What principle am I?

Hints

A computer can only be as accurate as the data it receives.

7

I believed one voice completely. I ignored the silence of another. I acted repeatedly, Even while humans disagreed. Which system characteristic failed?

Hints

A safe system should verify information before acting automatically.

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