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Numbers 1 to 3 in XII are clues. Are you sure?
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12 is a squiddymimus number and it is divisible by 4 and 12. The next such number is 48.
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Oh. Okay.
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The number I am thinking of is a prime number.
The number I am thinking of is 1 number after 4!.
If you find out the number,
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29 is the next prime after 24.
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Hi;
What am I asking?
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You can ask anything
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1) It is 3 ^ __
2) The blank is a prime number
3) The answer is 27
What does the blank mean?
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It means put a 3 there.
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Yup.
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1) Square number (Not a perfect one, this is a square of a decimal)
2) __ ^ 2
3) 25 x 0.1 is the square root
Find out the square number
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Or 0.0625
Good.
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1) Perfect square number
2) Square root is a prime number
3) __ ^ 2 = 121
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Hi;
11^2 = 121, but 11 is not a perfect square, the square root of 11 is not a prime.
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Oh, yeah.
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Think of Pope Benedict XVI.
His numerical order is a composite number.
What is it?
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16 is the number.
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Okay, 2 answers, 16 and 265, 16th pope to be named Benedict, and 265th pope overall.
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No Pope Benedict XVII, though!
Bavaria has seven letters. Cube that seven seven times.
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Long number, what is the square root of it?
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6 cubed is 216. What is 6[sup]3[/sup] squared, or 6[sup]3[sup]2[/sup][/sup]
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Not six to the power of 32, what I mean is, square 216.
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Oh great, you just edited it
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216^2 = 46656 is that what you wanted?
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The next number is XX. Square both of them, then add the answers.
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761 is the number.
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