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Originally posted by: bollyqueen0
This is just really easy and I definitely know the answer. I just want others to give the answer first. I don't want to ruin their attempt at solving this.
Yeh toh aapka badappan hai ji š
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Originally posted by: bollyqueen0
This is just really easy and I definitely know the answer. I just want others to give the answer first. I don't want to ruin their attempt at solving this.
Yeh toh aapka badappan hai ji š
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Nuh huh, I thought youād tell me if theyāre good. I used to read a tonne of thrillers/crime mysteries in high school!? It phased out. I think currently what I gauge from my reading is Iām obsessively reading slice of life novellas / magical realism. Iām thinking of switching to a couple of body horror mangas. Point is Iāll get back to reading thrillers soonā¦but what I have on my hand is sorta cliche? Train book by Paula Hawkins, some Stephen King. The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman - this is a random buy. Have you read it!?Originally posted by: bollyqueen0
No, have you read them/are they good? I'm currently obsessed with Tana French books
Okay people, last one
This one is pretty easy
You won't even be tempted to look it up :)
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added a stick in that 3 to make it look like 9. Oh well.
Originally posted by: SoniRita
If 1 + 1 mirror x 1 mirror= 17, the value of a mirror is: 17 ā 1 / 2, or 4
If 1 perfume x 1 make-up case x 1 make-up case = 36, the value of a make-up case is : 3 and of a perfume is 4, so this operation can be translated as 4 x 3 x 3 = 36
If 1 perfume x 1 make-up kit x 3 lipsticks = 72. 4 x 3 (3 x 2), so the value of a lipstick is 2.
Answer is 3. 4 ā 3 + 2 = 3
there are other possibilities, I think as the first line has nothing to do with the rest...
perfume = x make-up case = y lipstick = z
1) determine x as =1, then y = 6 and z = 4 (3x4=12) then last line = 1-6+4=5-6 =-1
2) determine x as = 2, then it's not possible equally when x = 3
3) determine x as = 4, then it's Soni's solution
4) determine x as = 9, then y = 2, but z would be 4:3 which doesn't give a natural number
5) determine x as = 36, then y = 1, but z would be 2:3 which doesn't give a natural number
There are two possible solutions among natural numbers, and only one among positive natural numbers š
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