not to throw a wrench in this, but a base-36 number has 0-9 and a-z.
so acara in base-36 is acara. it's 17369974 in base-10.
either they messed up the wording of the question or we're all reading it wrong or i'm seriously missing something.
Thankfully this thread has developed passed the giveouts it might have been. We are here to guide you, not give you the answer.
- PeckyP
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PeckyP
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Fri 10 Apr, 2009 09:55 pm
@BrixenIvy,
I don't get how your statement makes sense. The question on neopets.com is worded correctly. I'm not sure how you are coming about thinking the wording is messed up... Maybe explain where you're getting confused and someone can help make it make sense to you?
Thanks wertyiu102. That's what I was thinking too.
Then doesn't that make #2 Tuskaninny, not Moehog?
I think Leopard's answer was assuming #2 was Moehog...
hmm... so youre thinking that 1 is korbat and 2 is tuskaninny? Well... i'm not so sure.. try making a foctor tree umm... so say.. you have 80.. 10, 8, 2, 40, 5, 16, 4, 20, etc. Like that.. right?
hmm..... well, it DOEs have a lobng letter advantage..
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wertyiu102
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Mon 13 Apr, 2009 08:25 pm
@Stumpt,
excus-e moi? You need to do the work, young mister/ lady!! Shame-en on-a you-nen!! We all have to wwork our ( pardon my french) deriairs off!! (Is that how to spell butt in Frnch? I don't think so...)
Then the topic should be Neopets Riddles (Lenny Conundrums) here.
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Unitynow8
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Wed 15 Apr, 2009 10:54 am
Subject: You won the Lenny Conundrum! First 250!
Message:
Dear Unity,
Congratulations! You have guessed correctly in the Lenny Conundrum game (round 306). You have won 795 NP!
Because you were in the first 250 to guess correctly, you also have been awarded a Prime Beef and Chicken Meatballs, and receive a trophy and the Lenny Conundrum avatar!
I have a question. Let's take this example.
How many prime factors does '8' have?
Is it 3: 2x2x2? Or
is it 1: the number 2?
another example to clarify the point.
How many prime factors does '24' have?
Is it 4: 2x2x2x3? Or
is it 2: 2 and 3?
Do you mean "distinct" prime factors? Then the latter for each. Finding prime factors usually means breaking a number down into the prime numbers that must be multiplied together to make that number, though, which would be the former.