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What no. should logically replace the question mark?
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why?
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That is a good question.
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I think it might be 42.
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Why do you say that?
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You should know why.
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The hitchhiker stuff?
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No, because 4 and 2 are the only two even digits that appear exactly 2 times, of course.
Though, what you said might be another reason for it.
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Why is that important though?
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Because I think that is what the creator of the puzzle was going for.
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A 42 inside of one area?
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Might be.
Do you have any guess what the answer might be?
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None, so yours might be correct.
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Any answer might be correct.
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I just do not see what is so logical about one particular answer.
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I'm going to make a hypothesis that the answer is a single digit positive integer.
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I agree and by Bensfords rule it is most likely to be a 1.
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Hi anonimnystefy,
I'm going to make a hypothesis that the answer is a single digit positive integer.
But I have an answer that is a single-digit negative integer.
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Hi;
Before I forget my method for arriving at that negative answer, I'd better post it (not that I think it's the answer and logic that the author is looking for):
"The good news about computers is that they do what you tell them to do. The bad news is that they do what you tell them to do." - Ted Nelson
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These hexagon number puzzles are common in so called IQ tests and in puzzle books. I don't think there is enough information in two diagrams to be certain about the third. And 6 very able members of the forum have come up with 6 alternative answers already, which is surely evidence that the puzzle is poorly formed. (Sorry Niharika if you made it up. )
If you did, please put us out of our misery and tell us.
But it had better be a good explanation.
Bob
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no I couldn't solve it and so put it up here.
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