Okay, a really hard riddle: At the hardware store, there is a paper. The paper lists price for items. The last thing on the list is this: 1 $.39 16 $.78 124 $1.17 All three are the same item. What is for sale? (hint: If you wanted to buy it, you would definitely know to go to the hardware store to get it. Think something the Home Depot or Lowes would carry.)
Nope. Believe me, when you get this, you will slap yourself for not seeing it. I think it's hilarious! Why don't you check for patterns in the numbers? See if you can see anything interesting...
I will never let anyone know what the pattern is... unless they solve this EXPRESSION. :ugeek: :geek: :ugeek: [([N+2-5]*2+6)/3+ .13]*3+(-2) My math teacher would be so proud!
What?? I just realized that the problem is unsolvable.... here: this is solveable :| [([1+2-5]*2+6)/3+ .13]*3+(-2)
Are you sure? >>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<< Lol, the answer is........ >>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>>>> House numbers. If you wanted to buy the number 1, you would pay $.39. To buy the numbers 16, you would pay $.78. And if you wanted to buy the number 124, you would pay $1.17. Each number you buy is $.39! Next: Dang it, I can't remember the one I wanted to do. I'll have to post it later.
