Need a math genius to help me out with a puzzle!?
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You can divide the cube into 9 1x3x3 slices.\n\nEach one contains the following prisms:\n1x1x2: 12\n1x1x3: 6\n1x2x2: 4\n1x2x3: 4\n1x3x3: 1\nSubtotal 27 x 9 = 81\n\nYou can divide the cube into 6 2x3x3 slices.\nEach one contains the following prisms that weren't counted above:\n\n2x2x2: 4\n2x2x3: 4\n2x3x3: 1\n\nSubtotal 9 x 6 = 54\n\nThat's 135.\n\nIf you count the 3x3x3, you have 136.
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You can try http://www.web4sudoku.com they offer a free sudoku puzzle script as long as you leave the link at the bottom.
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add the numbers\n15\n19\n42\n19\nnext number equals 15.....     and each has a 2 and a 7 in it\n\ntry 2742 sounds like a good answer for neopets lenny conundrum answer possibility but not fully sure..... lucidlyinsane
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You may have miss-typed the riddle!\nThe question should be:\n8 _ 4 9 1 _ _ 10 3 2 0\nIf that is the case then the answer is:\n8 5 4 9 1 7 6 10 3 2 0\n\nReason: This list of numbers is in alphabetical order
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Take the two numbers and stack them:\n\n 1234\nx5678\n\nStart with the right-most column (I think that you can start with the left-most as well, but you will get the same answer).  Multiply 4x8 (the right-most column), write down the 2 and mentally carry the 3:\n\n 123 4\nx567 8 (carry 3)\n--------\n        2\n\nNow form an 'X' with the right-most TWO columns, multiplying 3 by 8 and 7 by 4, and add these two results together:\n\n(3x8) + (7x4) = 52\n\nRemember to add the 3 that you carried:\n\n52 + 3 = 55.\n\nNow carry the five, and write down the other:\n\n 12 34\nx56 78\n---------\n       52  (carrying 5)\n\nNow take the right-most THREE columns, and do a similar 'x', 2x8, 3x7, and 6x4.  Add these together:\n\n16 + 21 + 24 = 61\n\nAdd the carry:\n\n61 + 5 = 66\n\nCarry the six and right down the other 6:\n\n 1 234\nx5 678\n---------\n     652  (carrying 6)\n\nTake all of the columns and do a similar x, multiplying 1x8, 2x7, 3x6, 4x5, and adding them together, plus the carry:\n\n8 + 14 + 18 + 20 + 6 = 66\n\nWrite down the six and carry the other six:\n\n\n 1234\nx5678\n---------\n    6652  (carrying 6)\n\nNow it's on the down-hill! Take the LEFT most THREE columns and do the same thing that we did to the right-most three columns:\n\n1x7 + 2x6 + 3x5 + 6 (the carry) = 7 + 12 + 15 + 6 = 40\n\nWrite down the 0 and carry the four:\n\n 123 4\nx567 8\n---------\n    06652  (carrying 4)\n\nNext take the LEFT-most TWO columns and do the same thing that we did in the second step:\n\n1x6 + 2x5 + 4 (the carry) = 20\n\nWrite down the 0 and carry the 2:\n\n 12 34\nx56 78\n---------\n  006652  (carrying 2)\n\nAnd, at last, take the LEFT-most column and multiply vertically, adding the carry:\n\n1x5 + 2 = 7\n\nAnd the answer is 7006652!
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You must be a math mathematician!!!!!!!!!  How did you come up with that answer????????????
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Euclid! Come and help us please!!
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New puzzle: Three words.\n\nY_u ~  nee_ ~  Je_e_!
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29786\n+  850\n+  850\n_____\n31486\n\nThe way to solve this is to first note that the units digit of Y + N + N is Y. Therefore N must be 5 or 0. If N is 5 then you'd need to carry the one so that now the units digit of 1 + T + E + E is T. But this is impossible because E + E is an even number. Therefore N is 0. Using similar logic, we find E must be 5 and we do carry a one to the next column. Let's look at what we have now:\n\n___1\nFORTY\n+__T50\n+__T50\n_____\nSIXTY\n\nNow, recognize that T50 and RTY are less than 1000 and FO thousand plus two thousand (and change) can only equal SI thousand if O is 9 and I is 1. This gives:\n\n___1\nF9RTY\n+_T50\n+_T50\n_____\nS1XTY\n\nF and S must be consecutive and R and X are not both odd or both even (since we carried the one). If R is 8,=> T is 7,=> X is 3, but there remain no consecutive numbers available for F and S, so R is not 8, yet 1 + R + T + T must be at least 22, so T is therefore 8. R = 6 also fails to allow consecutive values for F and S, so R = 7.\n\n___1\nF978Y\n+_850\n+_850\n_____\nS1X8Y\n\nFrom here it should be easy to see X is 4 and F and S are 2 and 3 respectively leaving Y to be 6 and solving the puzzle.
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PLESE GO THROUGH THIS SITE,\nhttp://www.saidwhat.co.uk/sudokus/sudokustrategy.php
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What riddle can i solve, but you cant? =P
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Oh Dear! lots of dodgy maths out there!\nWelcome to Mr Cantor's infinity paradise hotel!\nWe got infinite rooms, but they're all full just now.\nDon't worry!.. we'll squeeze you in!..I'll just get every guest to move one room along\nNow you can get in room1\nHey there's an infinite stretch limo arrived with an infinite number of guests..no probs just get all our guests to move from room n to 2n!\nYes infinity is an uncountable number, but you can still do mathematical ops with it\nHope that helps, you can work out the rest foor yourselves. PS always agree with your wife- she's right even when she's wrong-now that's a true paradox
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Go to a "game store" and look for a three dimensional puzzle, or some other similar puzzle.\nA company called "Binary Arts" used to make a couple of good ones.
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It is a major puzzle, no one is quite sure. See the attached article for more details...
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/
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First scan the puzzle and see which numbers appear often.  You may be able to narrow down where that number goes into the 9x9 boxes that don't yet have it.  Then, look for lines that are almost complete and see if you can figure out which numbers fit where.  I pencil in tiny numbers that might fit in a box if there are only a few choices.  Then, look for 9x9 boxes that are almost full and fill in blanks if you can.  I find that I work them fastest by instinct or by using these steps in this order.  I limit the amount of time I can spend on these -  I have already spent too much time in the past year working these puzzles, but the time varies based on the difficulty.
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Great puzzle, took me awhile to make it to f=1, g=4. The letters are from a-i: 9,8,7,2,6,1,4,5,3.\n\nPlugged in this is: (9 * 87 + 2/6) / (14 + 5/3) or (783 + 1/3) / (15 + 2/3) which equals 50.\n\nAnswer logged Sunday, March 12th, 3:20 pm with no other valid answers yet. Sorry to have to write that, but I've seen people change their answers too many times in the past.