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A puzzle designed to be solved without using calculators, online decoders, or computer programming. Using a computer to type and post the answer is allowed; the spirit of this tag is to make people solve the puzzle on their own.
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Self-intro to mo-Roman numerals
Found it:
My pseudo-strategy
I've used a "learning algorithm"
At first I took blind stabs at short words randomly, trying to use the smaller numbers IVXL That backfired quickly since the letters di …
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UVC wants to give you a Helping Hand in Solving these Unique Set of Pan digital Fractional-D...
From the second division:
Further:
Now we are left with...
Now we got all:
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An almost Shakespearian alphametic
Solution(s):
Explanation
In order to make it easier my explanation are going to be made in base 10.
So if I say A+W = 10 this means in base 10, In base 9 it would be A+W = 11 (which is 10 in base …
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Alphametic between Kennedy and Nixon
Solution
Long way:
Starting at the top:
Since the OP does not say that there are multiple answers I stopped after finding this.
If the question get's modified and I have to find more resul …
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How many answers are there to this alphametic?
Partial answer / possible strategy.
now finding the solutions:
Next step.
One possible way of doing so:
This can go on until we find all possible combinations.
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Split a number in half, sum it, square it and get the number back
The math way (added second)
Let's say k is the number of digits...
Write the equation like
$ (x + y)^2 = 10^{\frac{k}{2}} x + y $
Transform this to a quadratic equation and try to find y based on x
$ …
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Not MONEY but GIFT alphametic
Solution:
Starting point
[EDIT]
now start filling in the blanks using the values we already know
Case 1:
Case 2.
Case 3:
Case 4:
[EDIT] After Trenin's comment.
Case 5 …
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A set of lockers
Partial strategy, maybe someone can use it.
Notation:
13H - means the coin for student 13 ends up "head" (very tempted to say "student 13 gets ..." you know where this is going).
24T - means the co …
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The Special Numbers
$ab=(a+b)^2$
B can be
Next:
$abc=(a+b+c)^3$
.
And last one:
$abcd=(a+b+c+d)^4$
.
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Math is Awesome
Since this was solved for non-distinct digits, I'm trying to get the maximum out of "MATH" with distinct digits.
So the first try is with
So my seconds try is with
So the final result:
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