Thoh:
"Try will have pages and pages of reading to do."
What has been gowning on here? You have all been having a party and I did not get an invite.
Oh well, I see Mark has a free Sax for sale, and I did not even know he was musical. Also, thank you for the history lesson; CA is south of WA, not a lot of folks know that. Oh! And Thoh is pretending to be a 13 year old
nice legs though!
PUZZLE
from A and F.... A can only be 123 and F be 369. The rest follows.
_ A B C
D 1 8 4
E 2 7 5
F 3 6 9
The key was that the number F must equal 3 times the number A.
Since A must be made up of three consecutive integers (123 or 234 or 345 or 456 or 567 or 678 or 789), the only number which works for F is 369 (if A = 123).
TRAINS
When they are parallel, they are next to each other on the tracks so both will be the same distance from NYC.
Much like this thread, heading for a train wreck.
Mark:
CROSS NUMBER
1 8 4
2 7 5
3 6 9
TRAINS
They could be parallel before they meet, and depending on the layout of the track, they may not be parallel when they meet. Therefore, I don't see how it can be determined.
(I take your point, but I think the question did say, ?'when parallel', and it did not matter where as they were the same length. However, as a thirteen year old managed to answer correctly, any objection has been overruled)
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He'd probably take any kind. I'm probably in big trouble now. With any luck, he'll miss this in the plethora of posts we added tonight."
Lucky for you buster, I don't know what ?'plethora' means.
Thank you TTH I might have missed that!
Thoh's Painting Problem: I checked my first answer with Mark's post and I found to my horror; I had made a mistake which I immediately corrected before it was noticed. Our answers are now the same! :wink:
A very hungry bookworm literally ate his way through a set of my encyclopaedias...right from page one of Volume I to the last page of Volume VIII.
The books were each 1" thick, not including their covers, which were each 1/7" thick. They sat side by side on the bookshelf in order from left to right.
How many inches of books did the bookworm go through
Throughout history man has struggled to prove the impossible
I believe I have succeeded!!!
Why 1 = 2
x = 2
x(x-1) = 2(x-1)
x2-x = 2x-2
x2-2x = x-2
x(x-2) = x-2
x = 1
Am I a freeking genius or what