Good morning peep's, and a special good morning to Shari, the only one who has to work on a lazy Sunday. Good for you girl, you put me to shame.
Shari:
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Whats up with that?
REVIRD TAES
Back Seat Driver
Mark:
SHEEP
From lightest to heaviest, call them a, b, c, d, e.
a+b=16
a+c=18
c+e=26
d+e=27
Therefore,
c=b+2
d=c+1=b+3
e=a+8
and
a+d=19 (since a+c=18 and d=c+1)
b+e=24 (since c+e=26 and c=b+2)
We've used up:
a+b (16)
a+c (18)
a+d (19)
and
d+e (27)
c+e (26)
b+e (24)
Therefore, either a+e=20 or b+c=20,
and either a+e=23 or c+d=23
Since a+e is even (2a+8), c+d=23
c+d=23 implies c=11 and d=12
Which means a=7, b=9, e=15.
Therefore, the sheep weigh (in increasing order) 7, 9, 11, 12, 15
HEAD / ACHE
splitting headache
CHOICE x 3
triple choice, three choices
/multiple choice
1. GLANCE
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3. GLANCE
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5. GLANCE
take a second glance
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unfinished symphony
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An enviable result Mark, have a Sherry on me. :wink:
You are in charge of a land locked naval depot, your paint inventory consists of 60 gallons of blue, 40 gallons of red, and 30 gallons of yellow. To make purple paint you mix equals parts of blue and red. To make orange paint you mix equal parts of red and yellow. To make green paint you mix equal parts of blue and yellow. Purple paint sells for $6 a gallon, orange for $20, and green for $9. There is a fixed disposal charge for every unused gallon.
How much of each of purple, orange, and green paint should you mix to maximize profits if the disposal cost is:
(a) $4 per gallon
(b) $6 per gallon
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