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Your challenge is to place the 11 tiles into the grid so that:
Every row, column, and long diagonal sums to 34. One square of every colour (red, yellow, green, and blue) appears in every row and column.Scroll down for a clue and further down for the answer.
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<...You encounter a wise man sitting in a cave. In front of him are two coins: a 5-cent coin and a large gold coin worth $10,000.
He offers you a challenge:
You may make one statement. If your statement is true, he will give you one of the coins, but he won’t tell you which. If your statement is false, you receive nothing.What state...
A phrasal anagram is a two-word phrase in which the two words are anagrams of each another. An example of a phrasal anagram is ‘CHEAP PEACH. For today’s puzzle, I’m going to present the first word of eight phrasal anagrams and your challenge is to determine the second word. How many can you work out?
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...Can you solve these three rebus puzzles? The numbers in the brackets indicate how many letters are in each word of the answer.
1. (1, 5, 2, 6)
2. (4, 2, 4)
3. (2, 2, 1, 5, 5, 5 3)
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...Imagine that you have two packs of playing cards in front of you. Each pack contains the usual 52 cards, and each pack has been shuffled on its own. Starting from the top, you flip over one card from each deck simultaneously, repeating until all 52 pairs have been revealed. What is the probability that at least one pair of cards is an exact match?
Note: This is...