The Minimum Digit Arithmetic Progression Puzzle
Find six numbers with difference between each pair of consecutive numbers constant. The condition in this puzzle is to use only 3 digits in the six numbers.
Find six numbers with difference between each pair of consecutive numbers constant. The condition in this puzzle is to use only 3 digits in the six numbers.
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Two cars started from same point at the same time, moving at constant speeds. If one car passed the other 1 km from start, where will be the second passing?
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If 999,919 mice were killed by a number of cats and each cat killed equal number of mice, then what can be the number of cats?
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What number added to 100 and 164 separately will make perfect squares each time? Support with math logic and deductive reasoning.
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If one-fifth of a hive of bees flew to the Lavender flowers, one-third flew to the Sunflowers, three times the difference of these two...Read on...
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A took half of the apples, returned 10. B took one-third of what were left...it went on...Evaluate number of apples in the beginning, but no algebra please.
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Think of any number between 1 and 100. Divide by 3, 5, 7 and tell me the remainder each time. I will give you back your number. How could I do it?
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Encrypted Arithmetic puzzle of addition: EAT and THAT are added to produce the result APPLE. Each letter is a different number. Find the letters values.
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Math Olympiad Question: 2a + 2b + 2c = 148, a, b, c = ?. Can you solve in 2 minutes? Use basic math concepts and reasoning.
Twin birth statistics puzzle: In a year, 3% of births give rise to twins. What percentage of population is a twin: 3%, less than 3% or, more than 3%?