pichu_pichu said: Sephiroth357 said: pichu_pichu said: Sephiroth357 said: Riddle room now? solve it!      Its D. it's solved already skip said: 1 person Its from Professor Layton and the Curious Village. nice! correct.

I didn't see that. I just took a guess. D looked like it made the most sense.

New riddle?

What appears once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?

the letter M

This thread has inspired me to pull out my favorite college book. "Problem Solving Through Recreational Mathmatics" here is cryptarithmetic problem for ya. All it is, is a division problem with the numbers replaced by letters, and most of the lines left blank. All you have to do is figure out what number each letter represents. This problem is categorized as a "very hard" problem.

      DOOMED
DON)DIVISION
    ---
     ---
     ---
      ---
      ---
       ---
       --4
         ---
         ---

correct

note for above post, the stupid thing underlined everything on me, and I can't edit to fix it. :-/

so each dash is where a number belongs

here is another great puzzle
1) Start with VG
2) If you possess a string whose last letter is G, you can add an C at the end
3) If you have Vx you can add Vxx to your collection
Example: (VGC => VGCGC)
4) if you have GGG you can replace that with C
5) If you have CC you can drop it
6) Find a way to get VC

@ the first one... ones daughter, ones a mom and one a grandma!!

Can't figure it out... this is the best I did....

VG

1) Vx - Vxx
 
VGG

2) Vx - Vxx

VGGGG

3) Vx - Vxx

VGGGGGGGG

4) ''

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

5) "

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

6) GGG - C

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGC

7 "

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCC

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCCC

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCCCC

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCCCCC

VGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCCCCCC

VGGGGGGGGGGGCCCCCCC

VGGGGGGGGCCCCCCCC

VGGGGGCCCCCCCC

VGGCCCCCCCCC

8) CC - Drop it

VGGCCCCCCC
VGGCCCCC
VGGCCC
VGGC

 But it was answered in the first post...