I cannot draw it, but a two 6s with their backs together, or fronts together or whatever. A 6 on the right, with its mirror image touching it to the leftQuote:
Originally Posted by Bart
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I cannot draw it, but a two 6s with their backs together, or fronts together or whatever. A 6 on the right, with its mirror image touching it to the leftQuote:
Originally Posted by Bart
James.
I'm deeply confused:gaah:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart
http://www.g-ray.co.uk/pictures/mirrnums.JPGQuote:
Originally Posted by Quick Orange
It's a very simple numeric series. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Of course number six is next. The thing is that the numbers are mirrored so the look like some sort of pictures. We tend to over think any problem but the correct solution is almost always the simplest. When asked by a little girl if scientists pray, Albert Einstein replied, "When the solution is simple, God is listening."Quote:
Originally Posted by Quick Orange
The horse unties the knot in the rope.Quote:
Originally Posted by kljr
dannyr
OK, I am pretty sure that is right, so here is the next one.
What is the next number in this sequence (Lee, you are not allowed to answer :D)
1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221, ...??
James.
Aha, thanks guys! It's been a long day:cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rajagra
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Originally Posted by Jimbo
Are these number problems riddles?
Oh, the answer is 312211 by the way.
Here's a real riddle:
Brothers and sisters I have none but this man's father is my father's son.
He's your son then.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
What do squares A and B have in common here?:
http://www.g-ray.co.uk/pictures/which.JPG