#2. These questions are somewhat silly, they misuse the equal sign because the sides are not equal. They should probably use an equal sign with an attached arrow (which my memmory sugests means 'becomes' . Rather like <=> but all one symbol. Or the tripple bar
ReplyDelete1. 3 Act Tragedy? or Peril at End House?
2.46
3. 4096
4. 4, 10
5. Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto + 88 others
JH: Peril at, with Polly Walker, 46 yes, 4 and 10 yes, by Jupiter, that’s good.
DeletePolly? Magdala "Nick" Buckley
Delete2. 46. Sum of first 2 digits is fourth digit.And the 2 nd digit is the third.
ReplyDelete4 quarts in a UK gallon.
ReplyDelete10 chains to a furlong.
#3. One. Anything divided by itself is one. In this case 64 divided by 64.
ReplyDeleteJH: 1 is the missing answer, yes.
ReplyDeleteAstronomical news. As of a short while ago Jupiter now has 95 moons. Cannot name them, unless their name is Legion?
ReplyDeleteBut get the priorities right. What are their genders?
Delete#2. These questions are somewhat silly, they misuse the equal sign because the sides are not equal. They should probably use an equal sign with an attached arrow (which my memmory sugests means 'becomes' . Rather like <=> but all one symbol. Or the tripple bar
ReplyDeleteYep, silly indeed.
ReplyDeleteRobbo: Yes. To write them in correct notation would mean something like:
ReplyDeletef(1,3) = 34; f(5,2) = 27 etc, give f(2,4)
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