88
Sneaky Bastards, I missed the multiplication in the last line. PEMDAS makes it 38 instead of 88.
Stephen Ward, post: 454299, member: 1206 wrote: Sneaky Bastards, I missed the multiplication in the last line. PEMDAS makes it 38 instead of 88.
Yeah, cept I don??t know what to believe anymore. Just like what being a surveyor has done to my grasp of punctuation, I??m not sure pemdas is gospel truth these days. Also the reason I usually don??t answer these.
It didn't occur to me the 6-agon plus the pentagon is 11, duh.
38 seems to be correct.
38
88
rfc has it
38
Each 'Corner' is 1 (15 Corners in first row, 11 in question)
Bananas are 1 each (4 in second row, 3 in question row)
Time is 3 O'clock (Only 2 o'clock in question row)
Thus;
2+3+3*11= X
2+3+33=X
X=38
165 also..
Question to Lindell; Your post has "Nother problem"
Do you mean " Noether" as in Amalie "Emmy" Noether ?????
JOHN NOLTON
(2,3) + (3,4) x (10,11,15)
JOHN NOLTON, post: 454312, member: 225 wrote: Question to Lindell; Your post has "Nother problem"
Do you mean " Noether" as in Amalie "Emmy" Noether ?????
JOHN NOLTON
The title is 'Nother problem, with the apostrophe substituting for the "A".
Please explain "Amalie 'Emmy' Noether".
Richard Imrie, post: 454294, member: 11256 wrote: 38
An hour and a half from a third of the way around the world with the correct answer!
Dave Lindell, post: 454320, member: 55 wrote: An hour and a half from a third of the way around the world with the correct answer!
She's a small world.
Eyott_Surveyor_Fred_MD, post: 454305, member: 2451 wrote: rfc has it
Well, as many here say "it depends". I only got it because I assumed bananas were not valued by the pound and that every bunch, regardless of weight, was valued the same.:)
