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Find the next term of the sequence
I created this puzzle. Find the next term of the sequence.
cjJxa2JyMS9wcHAxcHBwcC8xTjJibjIvQjFucFEyTi8zUDQvOC9QUFAxUFBQUC8xUjFLMUIxUg==
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A Pointless Endeavor
I found an box of weird junk in my Grandmother's storage closet earlier this week. It included:
A tin can, painted green
Another can, this one an old store-brand Diet Root Beer can in light brown
A ...
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4x4x4 Error with single centre orientation
I have 4x4x4 with a pattern. It is possible to get a situation where one centre block needs to be rotated 90 degrees.
I have seen only 2 other cases online, but neither have documented a concrete ...
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Monday's Mirror Donimoes Problem
Help four ghosts find each other in a haunted house. I just finished adding a
new puzzle to Donimoes, my collection of domino puzzles and games, so I
thought I would post a few bonus problems here. ...
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Where am I supposed to be tonight?
This is bad. Really bad.
We’ve only just met, and you don’t know me from Adam, but I really need your help – it’s a matter of national security.
I work for… well, let’s just say I work for the ...
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Find the next term in the given sequence
I created this puzzle.
The sequence is as follows: $$320, 71,4632,1E3D, 84B7, 6154, 4F3A44, 38B12, 11F1, BE7E44$$
Find the next element in the above sequence.
Hint 1:
Hint 2:
Hint 3:
Hint 4:
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Scientifically Themed Rebus/Dingbats - Part 3
The same idea as before: the "scientific" expressions represent some form of popular media. Enjoy. Part 1 Part 2
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Ants moving from A to B and back
I am trying quantitative aptitude questions of a qualifying exam and I couldn't solve this question.
A stream of ants go from point A to point B and return to A along the same path. All the ants move ...
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222 x 555 = hill
When I multiply numbers that contain twos and fives, I get a number, the digits in which first increase and then decrease, for example:
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A Riddle: The 8th Empire
You start with something you are,
a dog, a plant or driving a car.
Then close one eye after the versus,
the odd one in aeon must be minused.
The answer should be a number in system of eight,
You'll ...
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A question based on cutting a wire to form a tetrahedron
I am trying exercises of Quantitative Aptitude and I am unable to work out how this problem can be solved:
As a tetrahedron has 6 edges, I thought 5 cuts should be required. But that's wrong.
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MEET @ 9:00 PM TONIGHT
Sarah was a cryptologist for the CIA. One night, as she was getting ready to leave for the day, her supervisor rushed in and handed her and her team a single sheet of paper.
"We've got less than ...
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Farewell, Barry Poppins!
-"Don't leave us, Barry Poppins!"
The adorable Jade and Nigel don't seem to have taken it too well that I'm leaving. They have followed me around my room as I was packing, weeping and ...
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IQ test question (double-arrow with inverted flukes)
I found the following question in the New Zealand Mensa practice test:
According to the website, the solution is B:
The first symbol is a double-arrow with inverted flukes. The second is
the same ...
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Words along a laurel wreath
These eleven words must be placed along the laurel wreath. One has already been placed.
BOUND,
CLOSED,
COMPANY,
DARK,
GATE,
GREAT,
KING,
LAST,
MANY,
PAST,
WHITE
Hint 1A
Hint 1B
Hint 2
Hint 3
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