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Hello, coconut! Nice name!
So, from which country did you come from? I'm from an archipelagic country, which is situated in the SEA and is currently bestowed with the honor of having a major tectonic plate named after it.
Why did the chicken go to the other side, jumped in a puddle of mud, and went back to the other side?
He was a dirty double crosser!
Yep. Mathsys:3
So, was the man lying or not? Was that the real diamond?
The Nhoj Case Files # 14: The Case of the Confusing Diamond
I am, once again, finding myself with two persons who don't have anything in common and are ,right now, arguing.
"That is not the real diamond! You thief! Where is it?", the lady shouted, pointing to the small stone on the hand of the man.
"This is the real diamond!", the man objected. "In fact, I have proof!", he added. taking a hammer out of his briefcase. Why he had a hammer in the first place, I didn't want to find out.
Placing the stone on a table, he carefully aimed the hammer at the ?diamond and with one big arc, hit the stone with so much force that the table quivered. The stone remained intact.
"See? It didn't break? Therefore, it is a diamond, which is the hardest mineral on Earth!", he cried triumphantly.
"You have a point," said the woman reluctantly,with a voice sounding of defeat.
"No he doesn't," I said.
Why doesn't he?
Mathsy has narrowed down the possibilities and brilliantly done, too. Without his Guess#4, theres a chance that the game might stretch to 7 guesses. Guess#4 has ensured that the game will not extend beyond 6 guesses.
Guess#5: 129
On the other hand, without his Guess#4, there would have been a probability of 0.25 that the game could have ended in just 4 guesses!
I am not good at this!
Guess 5: 3b!
I guess you won, with special mentions to Mathsys
I'm from the philippines, though I haven't attained special math abilities (still in highschool)
Oddly enough:
Guess#1: 952 2c
Guess#2: 297 - 2c
Guess#3: 829 - 2b
Guess#4: 314 - 1c
To Mathsys: That would not have been the answer due to Guess 3 results. Still, You might have just wanted to narrow down the possibilities.
I'm thinking one should get this already
Guess#1: 952 2c
Guess#2: 297 - 2c
Guess#3: 829 - 2b
Nice.
3 has anything to do with the Arts?
Guess#1: 952 2c
Guess#2: 297 - 2c
1: 952: 2c
Anyone is welcome to be the one who gives the number!!!
Since no one did, can I have another turn?
Guess away!
I'm not good at this ![]()
Guess #5:419
Guess #3:451
What really annoys you? Something that seems insignificant to others, but drives you mad?
For me, it's subject-verb disagreement
. This is very prevalent at school in the Lord's Prayer. the annoyance starts at:
Forgive us our sins
as we forgive those who sins against us.
What's worst is that our English teacher (who's usually excellent in English, except for her insisting that baggages is the plural of baggage
) seems to ignore it.
So, enough about me, what's your pet peeve?
Guess #3: 637
This is actually due to addition of the wrong figures. By discounting 5$, they actually pay approximately $23.33 each, for a total of $70. They get $3 back, making the total $73. Add the amount the waiter took, the total would be $75. Yey!!!!
Guess 2: 345
Can anyone prove this:
N = (x^2+x)/2 + 1
with x=number of lines passing through a circle
N= the maximum number of regions created with sides made of the lines and/or the edge of the circle
E.G.
with one line...
(1^2+1)/2 + 1 = 2 regions
with 2 lines:
(2^2+2)/2 + 1 = 4 regions
with 5 lines...
(5^2+5)/2 + 1 = 16 regions
I can see that this is true up to 6 lines by drawing them, but is it true up to, I dunno, 100 lines?
P.S.
How do you upload an image?
Hmm, I'm thinking this has something to do with PHI...
How 'bout:
Line n: 1/(n+1) - 1/(n+2) = 1/(n+1)(n+2)
= 1/(n^2+3n+2)
Well, Guess 3: 324: 3B ![]()
What made you think that?:P
Close, so close...
Yes, you can assume. At least, that was what I did. hehe...
3 points total, Jane!