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I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
- jIO
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I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
I'll Post the answer next week.
1. IRON 59
This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the real name. 
2.Use 6 9's to make 100 using operations (+ - x /)
2.Use 6 9's to make 100 using operations (+ - x /)
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- Kamandag
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
Iron = Fe (chemical symbol)
59 = LIX (roman numeric)
therefore i conclude that the name is [b]Felix [/b]
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now here's my brain teaser 
two girls are born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How can this be?
solution will be posted in after 10 wrong attempt ...
two girls are born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How can this be?
solution will be posted in after 10 wrong attempt ...
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- nicey
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
i thought this teaser is the same of what my classmates had given but it's different..
well i think they are half sisters they have different fathers..
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Please don't cheat:
[b]say silk 10 times[/b]
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
silk
[b]what do cows drink???[/b]
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- jIO
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
They have different Dads or the mother has a "Kabit" 
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- Kamandag
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
[quote=jIO]They have different Dads or the mother has a "Kabit" [/quote]
1st wrong answer. 9 more to go... take not both have same mother...
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1st wrong answer. 9 more to go... take not both have same mother...
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- Kamandag
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
[quote=jIO]They are part of triplets or quadruplets! 
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right,
here's the answer to your second teaser:
Use 6 9's to make 100 using oprations (+ - x /)
[b](9*9)+(9+9)+(9/9) [/b]= 100 
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try this:
John, Smith, and James are in a competition. Here are their results:
1. The youngest person received the least points.
2. John got half of the points of the eldest.
3. Smith received as many points as both others combined.
Question:
Who is the eldest ? and how can you tell if he is the eldest?
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i encounter this in a math quiz bee contest
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right,
here's the answer to your second teaser:
Use 6 9's to make 100 using oprations (+ - x /)
[b](9*9)+(9+9)+(9/9) [/b]= 100
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try this:
John, Smith, and James are in a competition. Here are their results:
1. The youngest person received the least points.
2. John got half of the points of the eldest.
3. Smith received as many points as both others combined.
Question:
Who is the eldest ? and how can you tell if he is the eldest?
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i encounter this in a math quiz bee contest
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- _vanilla_ O_o
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
kamadag is a genuis! nice!!
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- Kamandag
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
i will post the solution to my teaser after 5 wrong guess
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- jIO
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
The Eldest is Smith assuming that he has 10. John has 5 because he had half the points of the eldest and James had 4 because he is the youngest.
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- Kamandag
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
[quote=jIO]The Eldest is Smith assuming that he has 10. John has 5 because he had half the points of the eldest and James had 4 because he is the youngest. [/quote]
wrong. 
4 more guess left..
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wrong.
4 more guess left..
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- jhayyuliajay
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
two girls are born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How can this be?
the two girls d0n't have the same father...am i right?
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- yEnyiE
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
i dont understand it.
hmm.!
good conclusion kamandag,.!
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- nimiel
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
[quote]Re: Brain Teasers!two girls are born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How can this be?
the two girls d0n't have the same father...am i right?[/quote]
this is already solved 
[quote]try this:
John, Smith, and James are in a competition. Here are their results:
1. The youngest person received the least points.
2. John got half of the points of the eldest.
3. Smith received as many points as both others combined.
Question:
Who is the eldest ? and how can you tell if he is the eldest?[/quote]
smith is the eldest becoz of number 3.. obviously
but how can smith have the same points as both others combined?
john can be the youngest or the 2nd.. i don't get it..
is this a decimal? or negative?
[quote]try this:
John, Smith, and James are in a competition. Here are their results:
1. The youngest person received the least points.
2. John got half of the points of the eldest.
3. Smith received as many points as both others combined.
Question:
Who is the eldest ? and how can you tell if he is the eldest?[/quote]
smith is the eldest becoz of number 3.. obviously
but how can smith have the same points as both others combined?
john can be the youngest or the 2nd.. i don't get it..
is this a decimal? or negative?
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- FJ almighty
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
i cant understand this thread
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- wHexThuRr
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
i remember the FELIX name but the other i can't
i'll post a brain teasers later 
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- samarah_purple
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
what a brain teaser..hehehhehehe...you guyz are genius...hehehehhe./../...
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- dess29
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Re: I'll Post the answer next week. 1. IRON 59 This was the name given by a scientist mother and a father mathematician to their baby boy. Convert the given words based on the parents' job to give the r
[quote=Kamandag]John, Smith, and James are in a competition. Here are their results:
1. The youngest person received the least points.
2. John got half of the points of the eldest.
3. Smith received as many points as both others combined.
Question:
Who is the eldest ? and how can you tell if he is the eldest?[/quote]
john smith and james..
since john got only half points of the eldest.. he cannot be the eldest.. so..
SMITH and JAMES are the only choice...
if john got half of the points.. assuming that john got 3.. then the other one got 6 ryt?
if u will combine the two..
it will be 9..
if smith got that score.. then john=3 ,smith=9..,and james=6..
since the youngest got the least score.. then JOHN will be the youngest..
and since it is stated that JOHN got half the scoreof the eldest.. then JAMES is the eldest basing in the hypothetical figure that i've made..
correct or wrong?
PM me if im wrong or right.. tnx
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