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...t age 17 and one month. Does anybody know what that is for an IQ score.
I have heard that age plays a factor in the IQ scoring. Is this true?...
...you see human blood in any quantity, it leaves an impression on you.
39. Dr Iannis had enjoyed a satisfactory day in which none of his patients had died or got any worse.
40. 2:17 Don't have to ge...
...ly can't figure out. I've been designing plausible circuits in my head but none of them seem to fit the facts. Anyone want to suggest a potential solution? And should I be running like hell?
The sit...
... countries in the world, in order, according to a certain criterion. (All data taken from the CIA World Factbook.)
You can guess the question: what criterion?
1. China 2. Russia 3. Brazil 4. India...
...ents. 4) The difference beween the numbers of the last true statement and the first true statement is a factor of the unknown number. 5) The sum of the numbers of the true statements is the unknown nu...
Enigma 1304 - Some obvious facts New Scientist magazine, 28 August 2004, by Susan Denham.
You know that:
* NINETY is divisible by 9,
* TEN is 1 more than a perfect square divisible by 9,
* the
Enigma 1299 - Pipe dreams New Scientist magazine, 24 July 2004. by Ian Bell.
A pipe manufacturer ships pipes of 3 different radii in the same, square-section, box. The pipes just touch each other an
...ave tried to make various totals using one or more of these coins and I have discovered two interesting facts.
First, each possible total can only be achieved by one particular combination of denomi...
...rage of the other two digits. (d) The third digit differs from the second by 3. (e) The number has as a factor a two-digit prime the difference of whose digits is 3, or whose sum is a cube. (f) The nu...
...erman dice problem. I've recently started compiling other Sicherman-like sets of dice, using polynomial factorizations. If anyone finds anything of interest, I'd like to see it.
Also this week, Ambi...
.../76 (example if 0 was allowed). 49 + 1/2 is allowed.
For instance, if you make 12+35 = 47 you have in fact used 12345 and 7, so you be left with only 6, 8 and 9.
The intermediate results are evalu...
...e addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, and concatenation of digits. You may use the integer factorial and square root functions. Parentheses may be used. The digits may appear in any order...
...series of flips becomes a defined state?
The only explanation I can come up with (though it is unsatisfactory to me) is that we take the coin flipping process as a partial recursive function and enu...
...ion signs, division signs, brackets, powers, roots, decimals both regular and repeating, concatenation, factorials, and summation signs.
Use ROOT(n,m) as the nth root of m and SQRT as the square roo...
...hard fro me to figure out...
I'm responsible for automation for a wafer sorter in a semiconductor manufacturing factory (we build the chips on silicon wafers). The wafer sorter takes a cassette of w...
Is there a sentence/paragraph that contains all the English phonemes?
A trivial fact I read recently ... what is significant about the numbers 23, 23?
... / / six with n = 3, unless I made 1 3 2 6 4 7 a mistake in my manual searches. 1 5 3 7 2 6 3 5
In fact, for these small numbers it is not hard to find examples, though counting the actual number...
Prove product of any N consecutive positive integers is divisible by N! ( N factorial).
Now that December 3 has passed, those of us who worked on Games magazine's Common Factors contest (October issue) can talk about it. For my part, I got distressingly close to a solution, though of cou
...in a trivia magazine that they do not always have the same type. The explanation was that enviornmental factors influence blood type along with genetics. It seems that the person who wrote that fact w...
Looking at chess endgames recently it struck me that one source of confusion is the fact that the distance from a1 to h8 is the same as the distance from a1 to h1. I was wondering if it is possible to
...are incomplete, illegible, mutilated, misdirected, delayed, late, lost or not received due to any other factor.' - 'Entries are subject to verification and will be declared invalid if they are illegib...
...plies following the rule:
- Zero
And he gets shot to death...
The other FBI agents, observing the fact, figured: 'maybe zero was after all a special case... Let's try again...'
Another agent k...
...ast in the forties. I have run Andreas Gunnarsson's programs on this case and got a limit of 21 without factorials and 52 with factorials. I would be particularly interested in seeing 22 without facto...
...ted, as opposed to just merely warm or cool. This is to give rationale of the exclusion of seasons as a factor. Seasons or ambient temperature should not matter for the residents therefore, only their...
...pe (which is the highest-density medium currently in common use) made by one of the world's leading manufacturers stores data at a density of 124K bpi.
At a tape thickness of 8.9 microns, what must ...
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Could it be because of the fact that on the way there the entrances/exits on the highway are different in different directions?
...ecause the first word I saw on the page was a perfectly good English word. It was surprisingly long, in fact I'm pretty sure it was the longest word that can be obtained in this way. I forget what it ...
...o) for the song 'Scotch and Soda,' yet I could almost swear I've heard earlier versions of the song. In fact the album liner notes say that Trio members came to the song from a friend who heard it dur...
...ion signs, division signs, brackets, powers, roots, decimals both regular and repeating, concatenation, factorials, and summation signs.
Use ROOT(n,m) as the nth root of m and SQRT as the square roo...
...s popular as I thought. You may have uncovered something here, or maybe there is an additional regional factor in the distribution of surnames that we're not considering. It is also possible that the ...
...ion signs, division signs, brackets, powers, roots, decimals both regular and repeating, concatenation, factorials, and summation signs.
Use ROOT(n,m) as the nth root of m and SQRT as the square roo...
...o strongly represented (8/26 letters)?
I'm not talking about 'eye' sounding like 'I,' but instead the fact that 'eye' does not have as a definition 'the letter i.'...
dermatoglyphics
Hamburgers around here range from $0.50 to $5.00, McDonalds special to hamburger joint. They weigh, I'd guess less than a 1/2 pound. That makes them cost $1/lb to $10/lb. A Mazda Mia
...ding that adding the 1st and last letters(or numbers associated with them) will give for all 3 names, a factor of their final total, e.g. for Donna (d=4) + (a=1) = 5 but I can't get this up to 500 usi...
... with lasers built into them, two highly trained spies were busy on a top-secret assignment. It was, in fact, so secret that they were the only people who knew about it. What was their mission? They h...
...= 1234567891011 etc.
a) Find n such that n is the least positive integer >= 1000
where 7 is a prime factor of SMn.
b) Find n such that n is the least positive integer where 7, 11, and 13 are all...
...s called atoms and molecules that they cannot perceive?
Couldnt it be possible that our universe is infact a mass of something very small for a much much bigger entity, larger than we can perceive. ...
Hi,
The fact that I've been posting to this newsgroups for more than 10 years was brought home to me recently, when I came across a long forgotten web site with a copy of a rec.puzzles posting that
...rmutation generation, the divide and conquer paradigm, program development methodology, constraint satisfaction problems, integer programming, and specification....
...desserts' of Arabia) 6. Caracas (capital of Venezuela) 7. Ben (TV series, Gentle 'Bob') 8. 2 (number of factors a prime number has) [in natural numbers] 9. number (Spanish word numero) 10. better (the...
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