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two new nuts since I didn't post yesterday
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#39 depends on whether James and William share their sandwiches with each other as well, i.e. form a pool of eight sangers shared among three eaters. I interpret this nut as NOT being like this.
I take it that stranger eats 2.5 of James' sangers, and 1.5 of William's sangers. Assuming equal value of sandwiches, stranger should pay James 5 cents and William 3 cents. |
Five and eight sandwiches! That must have been the beginning of the obesity epidemic. These problems don't show up until 50 or 60 years later.
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It's the law of supply and demand. It just happened that William's were just worth more per sandwich Or, maybe William's sandwich had squirrel meat, which is harder to come by :rolleyes: |
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B C D G J O P Q R S...U Yes? No? |
I bet you're right.
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I'm so proud of myself too. Must be a left brain/right brain thing. Except for the hunter/squirrel/tree one I've hardly gotten any of these puzzles. :)
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Yes IM, very good !
Most people try working out an arithmetic code or something. Very young kids usually get it right away, but they don't yet know anything about arithmetic. |
Hey, now you wait a daggone minute, you. Are you saying I have the I have the brain of a very young kid? :mad:
(I don't mind. It's quite true.) :lol: |
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I looked at the letters. ;)
Here is the answer if you want it, hidden for those who don't: I noticed right away that all the first letters could be made with straight lines. I don't think like earthlings. You make everything so complicated. Like hunters/squirrels/trees. ;) |
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First I was laughing really hard then I realized, through your quote of my post, that I put too many words in that sentence. Too late to edit. :blush: |
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OK, lets' try to keep things on track here:
Some answers and a new nut: Note about #39 This is one of those things where there was a pool of 8 sangers that were split 3 ways (3/8 each) The guest only pays for his repast and he pays Jim and Bill back at a rate proportionally equal to their investments. I think. I didn't have time to read the apple question so I hope the answer suits (most of) you |
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