A Few Logic Problems...

[Omeganitros]

1.Twice ten are six of us, six are but three of us. Nine are but four of us. What are we?

2.There are 50 books on a shelf, each book is 2 inches thick. How far is it from page one of volume 1 to the last page of volume 50?

3.Kevin likes the opera but not the ballet. He was a boxer but won't get a bulldog. He will travel to Calorado but not to Alaska. He collects climes but not nickels. Does he like bananes or grapes?

These are possible to solve.

[Brainmaster07]

2.There are 50 books on a shelf, each book is 2 inches thick. How far is it from page one of volume 1 to the last page of volume 50?

Um, I'm sure that's a trick question, if it wasn't, why are you asking it o_O. Are they out of order or something? or does it go from left to right 50 to 1. If it's the latter, 98, if not, 100.

[Omeganitros]

Brainmaster is correct. 98. Solve the other two.

[Brainmaster07]

Twice ten are six of us, six are but three of us. Nine are but four of us. What are we?

2020202020206669999 XD.

That's wrong, I know it is.

[Omeganitros]

Oh, crap!

Im sorry dude, but I screwed up!



Brainmaster is INCORRECT!
These are solveable.
Solve all three for three cookies.

[VxDx]

1. Letters
2. It really depends since the questions is really vague. If you assume there are multiple volumes per book, then 2 inches (about). If not, anywhere from about 0 (stacked on top of each other 50 and 1 that is) to over 100 if there is space.
3. Yes.

[makaveli121212]

1) is obviously the number of letters in those words
2) id say one shelf
3) niether

[Master_of_PARANOiA]

If twice ten are six of us,
But six are just three,
And nine are just four of us,
Then what can we be?

If you want more of us,
Take ten which is three,
Or twelve which is six of us,
Now do you see?

isnt that the full riddle?

btw... its letters like vxdx said
(twenty is 6 letters, six is 3, nine is 4, ten is 3, and twelve is 6)

id answer the rest but im in school

o and to keep u guys busy...

An old friend of the family left $999,999 to two fathers and two sons to be split equally.
After careful consideration they each happily recieved $333,333. Why and how was this possible?

[BluE_MeaniE]

He likes grapes in number 3.
It's an alphabetical thing, no?

[Freak83]

ONOS!!! These things are always so obvious once you know the answer but impossible before that... for me at least.

[Anticrombie0909]

An old friend of the family left $999,999 to two fathers and two sons to be split equally.
After careful consideration they each happily recieved $333,333. Why and how was this possible?

There was a grandfather, a father, and a son. Two fathers, two sons. Easy.

[Master_of_PARANOiA]

lol anticrombie, but its correct nonetheless (i asked my friend at school and hes like a 90 something student, he got it wrong)

[Brainmaster07]

A 90 something student?

Are you talking about percents? You have one very odd school if that's so.

[Master_of_PARANOiA]

on the kids last report card he got like a 89/90 overall average, but thats only cuz he 'does his homework, and doesnt play games in class' (yay for laptops, we pay a $25 dollar repair fee should it break and its ours for the year . AND THEY HAVE WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS WITH RETARDED TECHNICIANS 'observing' OUR EVERY MOVE. my special school owns urs)

[Brainmaster07]

Yes, you're school is just odd.

Those report cards are whack.