Do u guys rly think I said 23 was divisible by 1-9?
VERY HARD RIDDLE!
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#160 that is correct
lol
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#166
Peskybird_flies wrote:
#162
So it was the answer to my riddle?
So it was the answer to my riddle?
23 or 24 idk which
It’s probably going to be a really small number or a really big one
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#177
He was born in 23 B.C. And died 23 A.D. (23 BCE and 23 CE also works, as they are the same time length)
U can just add 23 and 23 to get 46
There is no year 0, however, so u subtract 1 to account for that
Thus, u get 45 years old
U can just add 23 and 23 to get 46
There is no year 0, however, so u subtract 1 to account for that
Thus, u get 45 years old
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#178
Peskybird_flies wrote:
A man was born on January 1st, 23 B.C. and died January 2nd, A.D. How old did he live to be?
YOU NEVER SAID WHAT YEAR HE DIED RAGH
Imagine the Earth as a perfect sphere. (It is not, but picture it
this way for the sake of this puzzie.) Then imagine the equator
is a long belt that has been looped around the Earth and
fastened snugly.
If you loosened that belt by
2 meters and pulled the belt
away from the surface,
h o w m u c h slack would
there be? In o t h e r
words, how high
could you pull the
belt? The answer
is either .03 meters,
.33 meters o r 3.3
meters-but which?
this way for the sake of this puzzie.) Then imagine the equator
is a long belt that has been looped around the Earth and
fastened snugly.
If you loosened that belt by
2 meters and pulled the belt
away from the surface,
h o w m u c h slack would
there be? In o t h e r
words, how high
could you pull the
belt? The answer
is either .03 meters,
.33 meters o r 3.3
meters-but which?
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8*7*9*5, or 2520
The reason:
any number with 8 as a factor also has 2 and 4 as a factor
same with 6 also having 2 and 3
so on and so forth