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Missing Piece of Pie - Can you find it?
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A piece is missing!
What should it be?
mathematics logical-deduction number-sequence letter-sequence
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A piece is missing!
What should it be?
mathematics logical-deduction number-sequence letter-sequence
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A piece is missing!
What should it be?
mathematics logical-deduction number-sequence letter-sequence
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A piece is missing!
What should it be?
mathematics logical-deduction number-sequence letter-sequence
mathematics logical-deduction number-sequence letter-sequence
edited May 1 at 19:35
PerpetualJ
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asked May 1 at 16:43
John S.John S.
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PerpetualJ
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51912
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PerpetualJ
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PerpetualJ
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PerpetualJ
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Hint 1
- 5 is diagonal to G, where G is the next letter of F(the first Letter of 5);
Hint 2
- 3 is diagonal to U, where U is the next letter of T(the first Letter of 3);
Hint 3
- 1 is diagonal to P, where P is the next letter of O(the first Letter of 1);
Answer
- Therefore answer is T because it is the next letter of S(the first Letter of 7);
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 20:27
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You use>! text
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– Vilx-
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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– Lonewolf
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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I've exhausted my mental state on this one today; my only plausible guess is:
$4$
Because:
If you convert the letters to their respective numerical placements in the alphabet:
$G = 7$
$P = 16$
$U = 21$
You can use the digits we have $[1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7]$ to create $pi$ with some math:
$31415$ is the most obvious. But let's keep going:
$7 + 2 = 9$ so we now have $314159$ which leaves $[1, 6, 7]$.
Knowing the next digit is $2$, we can use our remaining digits to get there: $7 - 6 + 1 = 2$ so we get $3141592$ which is $pi$ accurate to $6$ decimal places without the decimal point.
answered May 1 at 20:04
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@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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Half serious answer:
Mor|/|
Because
In LeetSpeek (13375P33K):
G17 == GET
5UM == SUM == SOME
P13 == PIE
The only thing missing is the letter "M" which AFAIK doesn't have a numerical analogue. (Although this explanation is suspicious because "G" then should have been either "6" or "9", rather than the letter)
answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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Answer:
T
Because:
Like @Lonewolf 's answer, take the opposite piece's number's first letter ("S"even), then take the next letter alphabetically. I believe he incorrectly took the previous letter of R
EDIT:
@Lonewolf corrected his at the same time I posted this!
answered May 1 at 21:09
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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Answer:
I believe it's the letter "R"
Because:
Kind of like what @lonewolf said but
it's the letter before the one that is diagonal. Where "R" is one
letter before "S" which the word "Seven" begins with and "P" is across
from "1" which is one letter after "O" which the word "One begins with
and so on.
answered May 1 at 20:31
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Answer:
B
Because:
1 - 3 : Difference 2
5 - 7 : Difference 2
U - P : Difference 5
G - B : Difference 5
...if that makes any since!
answered May 1 at 22:32
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Answer
T
Same reason as @Lonewolf
Except:
P comes after O in One, all of the letters are the letter after the first letter of the number
Edit:
@kugo2006 posted his answer at the same time I was typing and I didn't notice 'til now that Lonewolf also corrected his
answered May 1 at 21:10
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Hint 1
- 5 is diagonal to G, where G is the next letter of F(the first Letter of 5);
Hint 2
- 3 is diagonal to U, where U is the next letter of T(the first Letter of 3);
Hint 3
- 1 is diagonal to P, where P is the next letter of O(the first Letter of 1);
Answer
- Therefore answer is T because it is the next letter of S(the first Letter of 7);
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 20:27
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You use>! text
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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Hint 1
- 5 is diagonal to G, where G is the next letter of F(the first Letter of 5);
Hint 2
- 3 is diagonal to U, where U is the next letter of T(the first Letter of 3);
Hint 3
- 1 is diagonal to P, where P is the next letter of O(the first Letter of 1);
Answer
- Therefore answer is T because it is the next letter of S(the first Letter of 7);
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
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You use>! text
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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Hint 1
- 5 is diagonal to G, where G is the next letter of F(the first Letter of 5);
Hint 2
- 3 is diagonal to U, where U is the next letter of T(the first Letter of 3);
Hint 3
- 1 is diagonal to P, where P is the next letter of O(the first Letter of 1);
Answer
- Therefore answer is T because it is the next letter of S(the first Letter of 7);
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Hint 1
- 5 is diagonal to G, where G is the next letter of F(the first Letter of 5);
Hint 2
- 3 is diagonal to U, where U is the next letter of T(the first Letter of 3);
Hint 3
- 1 is diagonal to P, where P is the next letter of O(the first Letter of 1);
Answer
- Therefore answer is T because it is the next letter of S(the first Letter of 7);
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
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You use>! text
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– Vilx-
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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– Lonewolf
May 1 at 20:32
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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May 1 at 20:32
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
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You use>! text
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 20:28
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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– Lonewolf
May 1 at 20:32
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 20:32
2
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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– jafe
2 days ago
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
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Spoiler tags, please. :)
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– Vilx-
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You use
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– Vilx-
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You use
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– Vilx-
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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– Lonewolf
May 1 at 20:32
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Sry my bad, frst time answering 🙁
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– Lonewolf
May 1 at 20:32
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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– Vilx-
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Is OK, no problem. :)
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– Vilx-
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2
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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– jafe
2 days ago
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Mathematics tag, "pie" in the title, presented as a circle, with the numbers 3 and 1 inside... and the correct answer has nothing to do with π? I'm shocked! :P
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I've exhausted my mental state on this one today; my only plausible guess is:
$4$
Because:
If you convert the letters to their respective numerical placements in the alphabet:
$G = 7$
$P = 16$
$U = 21$
You can use the digits we have $[1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7]$ to create $pi$ with some math:
$31415$ is the most obvious. But let's keep going:
$7 + 2 = 9$ so we now have $314159$ which leaves $[1, 6, 7]$.
Knowing the next digit is $2$, we can use our remaining digits to get there: $7 - 6 + 1 = 2$ so we get $3141592$ which is $pi$ accurate to $6$ decimal places without the decimal point.
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
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@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
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I've exhausted my mental state on this one today; my only plausible guess is:
$4$
Because:
If you convert the letters to their respective numerical placements in the alphabet:
$G = 7$
$P = 16$
$U = 21$
You can use the digits we have $[1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7]$ to create $pi$ with some math:
$31415$ is the most obvious. But let's keep going:
$7 + 2 = 9$ so we now have $314159$ which leaves $[1, 6, 7]$.
Knowing the next digit is $2$, we can use our remaining digits to get there: $7 - 6 + 1 = 2$ so we get $3141592$ which is $pi$ accurate to $6$ decimal places without the decimal point.
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
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1
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@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
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I've exhausted my mental state on this one today; my only plausible guess is:
$4$
Because:
If you convert the letters to their respective numerical placements in the alphabet:
$G = 7$
$P = 16$
$U = 21$
You can use the digits we have $[1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7]$ to create $pi$ with some math:
$31415$ is the most obvious. But let's keep going:
$7 + 2 = 9$ so we now have $314159$ which leaves $[1, 6, 7]$.
Knowing the next digit is $2$, we can use our remaining digits to get there: $7 - 6 + 1 = 2$ so we get $3141592$ which is $pi$ accurate to $6$ decimal places without the decimal point.
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
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I've exhausted my mental state on this one today; my only plausible guess is:
$4$
Because:
If you convert the letters to their respective numerical placements in the alphabet:
$G = 7$
$P = 16$
$U = 21$
You can use the digits we have $[1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7]$ to create $pi$ with some math:
$31415$ is the most obvious. But let's keep going:
$7 + 2 = 9$ so we now have $314159$ which leaves $[1, 6, 7]$.
Knowing the next digit is $2$, we can use our remaining digits to get there: $7 - 6 + 1 = 2$ so we get $3141592$ which is $pi$ accurate to $6$ decimal places without the decimal point.
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
answered May 1 at 20:04
PerpetualJPerpetualJ
4,310649
4,310649
1
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@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
add a comment |
1
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@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
1
1
$begingroup$
@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
$endgroup$
– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
$begingroup$
@PerpethualJ - I'm sorry, that was not correct. You put forth a great amount of effort, and if this was a real contest, I'd give you the prize because you stayed in the ring like "Rocky Balboa" and never gave up. The solution, ironically, was much, much simpler than the road you went down. Check above, I marked it correct. Thanks for playing!
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:41
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Half serious answer:
Mor|/|
Because
In LeetSpeek (13375P33K):
G17 == GET
5UM == SUM == SOME
P13 == PIE
The only thing missing is the letter "M" which AFAIK doesn't have a numerical analogue. (Although this explanation is suspicious because "G" then should have been either "6" or "9", rather than the letter)
answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
1515
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
2
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
1
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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2 days ago
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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– Vilx-
2 days ago
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Half serious answer:
Mor|/|
Because
In LeetSpeek (13375P33K):
G17 == GET
5UM == SUM == SOME
P13 == PIE
The only thing missing is the letter "M" which AFAIK doesn't have a numerical analogue. (Although this explanation is suspicious because "G" then should have been either "6" or "9", rather than the letter)
answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
1515
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
2
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
1
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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Half serious answer:
Mor|/|
Because
In LeetSpeek (13375P33K):
G17 == GET
5UM == SUM == SOME
P13 == PIE
The only thing missing is the letter "M" which AFAIK doesn't have a numerical analogue. (Although this explanation is suspicious because "G" then should have been either "6" or "9", rather than the letter)
answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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Half serious answer:
Mor|/|
Because
In LeetSpeek (13375P33K):
G17 == GET
5UM == SUM == SOME
P13 == PIE
The only thing missing is the letter "M" which AFAIK doesn't have a numerical analogue. (Although this explanation is suspicious because "G" then should have been either "6" or "9", rather than the letter)
answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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answered May 1 at 17:55
Vilx-Vilx-
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
1
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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– John S.
2 days ago
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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– Vilx-
2 days ago
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
2
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
1
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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– John S.
2 days ago
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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– Vilx-
2 days ago
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
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I am sorry, @V , that's not it. The solution is much less complicated. Don't look too deep.
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– John S.
May 1 at 18:15
2
2
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
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Heh, I thought so. Still, worth a try. :)
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– Vilx-
May 1 at 18:56
1
1
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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– John S.
2 days ago
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This is my favorite answer anyone submitted to any of my puzzles.
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– John S.
2 days ago
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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– Vilx-
2 days ago
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@JohnS. YAY! ^^)
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– Vilx-
2 days ago
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Answer:
T
Because:
Like @Lonewolf 's answer, take the opposite piece's number's first letter ("S"even), then take the next letter alphabetically. I believe he incorrectly took the previous letter of R
EDIT:
@Lonewolf corrected his at the same time I posted this!
answered May 1 at 21:09
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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May 1 at 22:42
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Answer:
T
Because:
Like @Lonewolf 's answer, take the opposite piece's number's first letter ("S"even), then take the next letter alphabetically. I believe he incorrectly took the previous letter of R
EDIT:
@Lonewolf corrected his at the same time I posted this!
answered May 1 at 21:09
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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Answer:
T
Because:
Like @Lonewolf 's answer, take the opposite piece's number's first letter ("S"even), then take the next letter alphabetically. I believe he incorrectly took the previous letter of R
EDIT:
@Lonewolf corrected his at the same time I posted this!
answered May 1 at 21:09
kugo2006kugo2006
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Answer:
T
Because:
Like @Lonewolf 's answer, take the opposite piece's number's first letter ("S"even), then take the next letter alphabetically. I believe he incorrectly took the previous letter of R
EDIT:
@Lonewolf corrected his at the same time I posted this!
answered May 1 at 21:09
kugo2006kugo2006
111
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answered May 1 at 21:09
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answered May 1 at 21:09
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:42
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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May 1 at 22:42
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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– John S.
May 1 at 22:42
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You got it Kugo2006, nice work.
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Answer:
I believe it's the letter "R"
Because:
Kind of like what @lonewolf said but
it's the letter before the one that is diagonal. Where "R" is one
letter before "S" which the word "Seven" begins with and "P" is across
from "1" which is one letter after "O" which the word "One begins with
and so on.
answered May 1 at 20:31
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Answer:
I believe it's the letter "R"
Because:
Kind of like what @lonewolf said but
it's the letter before the one that is diagonal. Where "R" is one
letter before "S" which the word "Seven" begins with and "P" is across
from "1" which is one letter after "O" which the word "One begins with
and so on.
answered May 1 at 20:31
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Answer:
I believe it's the letter "R"
Because:
Kind of like what @lonewolf said but
it's the letter before the one that is diagonal. Where "R" is one
letter before "S" which the word "Seven" begins with and "P" is across
from "1" which is one letter after "O" which the word "One begins with
and so on.
answered May 1 at 20:31
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Answer:
I believe it's the letter "R"
Because:
Kind of like what @lonewolf said but
it's the letter before the one that is diagonal. Where "R" is one
letter before "S" which the word "Seven" begins with and "P" is across
from "1" which is one letter after "O" which the word "One begins with
and so on.
answered May 1 at 20:31
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Answer:
B
Because:
1 - 3 : Difference 2
5 - 7 : Difference 2
U - P : Difference 5
G - B : Difference 5
...if that makes any since!
answered May 1 at 22:32
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Answer:
B
Because:
1 - 3 : Difference 2
5 - 7 : Difference 2
U - P : Difference 5
G - B : Difference 5
...if that makes any since!
answered May 1 at 22:32
Chris CatignaniChris Catignani
1414
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Answer:
B
Because:
1 - 3 : Difference 2
5 - 7 : Difference 2
U - P : Difference 5
G - B : Difference 5
...if that makes any since!
answered May 1 at 22:32
Chris CatignaniChris Catignani
1414
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Answer:
B
Because:
1 - 3 : Difference 2
5 - 7 : Difference 2
U - P : Difference 5
G - B : Difference 5
...if that makes any since!
answered May 1 at 22:32
Chris CatignaniChris Catignani
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edited May 2 at 4:10
answered May 1 at 22:32
Chris CatignaniChris Catignani
1414
answered May 1 at 22:32
Chris CatignaniChris Catignani
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answered May 1 at 22:32
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Answer
T
Same reason as @Lonewolf
Except:
P comes after O in One, all of the letters are the letter after the first letter of the number
Edit:
@kugo2006 posted his answer at the same time I was typing and I didn't notice 'til now that Lonewolf also corrected his
answered May 1 at 21:10
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Answer
T
Same reason as @Lonewolf
Except:
P comes after O in One, all of the letters are the letter after the first letter of the number
Edit:
@kugo2006 posted his answer at the same time I was typing and I didn't notice 'til now that Lonewolf also corrected his
answered May 1 at 21:10
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Answer
T
Same reason as @Lonewolf
Except:
P comes after O in One, all of the letters are the letter after the first letter of the number
Edit:
@kugo2006 posted his answer at the same time I was typing and I didn't notice 'til now that Lonewolf also corrected his
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Answer
T
Same reason as @Lonewolf
Except:
P comes after O in One, all of the letters are the letter after the first letter of the number
Edit:
@kugo2006 posted his answer at the same time I was typing and I didn't notice 'til now that Lonewolf also corrected his
answered May 1 at 21:10
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answered May 1 at 21:10
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