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ON MY FIRST DAY OF JR HIGH, I WAS IN GEOGRAPHY CLASS AND THE TEACHER ASKED US IF ANYBODY KNEW THE NAMES OF THE CONTINENTS, SO I RAISED MY HAND AND SAID AEIOU! - JESSICA SIMPSON
Haha thst funny
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ON MY FIRST DAY OF JR HIGH, I WAS IN GEOGRAPHY CLASS AND THE TEACHER ASKED US IF ANYBODY KNEW THE NAMES OF THE CONTINENTS, SO I RAISED MY HAND AND SAID AEIOU! - JESSICA SIMPSON Correct! 2 Scooby Snacks to unnkown95! Can you believe that? Well, I guess she IS a Simpson! |
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For 2 Scooby Snacks:
I live on Kennedy Boulevard, where there are 6 houses on my side of the block. The house numbers are
consecutive even numbers. The sum of all 6 house numbers is 8790. You don't know which block I live on,
and it's a long street, but I will tell you that I live in the lowest number on my side of the block.
What's my address?
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1460, 1462, 1464, 1466, 1468, 1470. Wow we actually just learned how to solve similar problems in algebra yesterday.
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oh and yeah, I got the answer by subtracting 6 from 8790 then you divide that by 6 , and you get 1464. And that number is part of the sequence then you can work form there
Edited by unnkown95
08/31/2010 3:28 pm
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1460, 1462, 1464, 1466, 1468, 1470. Wow we actually just learned how to solve similar problems in algebra yesterday Nicely done! That was fast, too! 2 more Scooby Snacks to unnkown95! By the way, I still have those quarters to look through. I'll try to get to them within the next day or two, and I'll let you know what I've got for you! |
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Is it possible to cut a round block of cheese into 8 equal size pieces, with only 3 cuts? If so, how?
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yes it is possible. Here is how:
assuming the cheese is in the shape of a cylinder here are the cuts:
You make 1 cut splitting it in half vertically. Now you have two smaller cylenders. Now you cut those in half vertically then again cut them into fourths.
I know I was conusing so il try to put a picture some how
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Yes, two across in an x, one through the middle (half way up the side of the wheel)
first 2 gives you 4, then cut the wheel in half = 8 pieces
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You got it! I was thinking more flat and round, but your answer is the same result! Good job!
1 More Scooby Snack to unnkown95!
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Last one for today:
For 3 Scooby Snacks:
If the puzzle you solved before you solved the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved
before you solved this one, was harder than the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved
before you solved this one, was the puzzle you solved before you solved this one harder than this one?
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 Sounds like another Jessica Simpson quote! |
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If I am correct there are really only 2 puzzles that this puzzle talks about.
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yes it was. :) Quote:
If I am correct there are really only 2 puzzles that this puzzle talks about. You are one smart little cookie! I'm gonna have to whip out the big guns next time! 3 more Scooby Snacks to unnkown95! Thanks for playing! I'll try to scrape up a few more puzzles in the next couple of days! |
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