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Pick one fruit from the box labeled "Apples and Oranges". Whichever fruit comes out will be the only fruit in that box. So if you pick an apple from it, the box actually contains all apples. The box labeled "Oranges" will have both apples and oranges and the one originally named "Apples" will have both kinds of fruit.

Take something from Orange/Apple
If it's an Orange:
- Orange/Apple -> Orange
- Apple -> Orange/Apple (it can't be Apple or Orange)
- Orange -> Apple (what's left)
Similarly for an Apple:
- Orange/Apple -> Apple
- Orange -> Orange/Apple
- Apple -> Orange

take a fruit from (box1)orange/apple -> let it be orange.. as it is wrongly labeled it can never be orange/apple. So it is Orange.
so the remaining two boxes (box1 and box2) can be either orange/apple or apple.
The apple box (say box2) can never be apple itself as it must be wrongly labeled. So it is Orange/apple. So the final box (box3) will be apple... I hope its clear.. :)

So this will take one 1 try to figure out which basket which product.

neo..u r wrong......the box labeled "oranges" will have only Apples

nice solution!!

nice explaination chandu!!

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You open the basket that's labeled Apples and oranges. Lets say you remove an apple from that basket, then that implies that the box contains apples.
Similarly you can find the other boxes and get the answer as 2 ways i think.