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These phrases have this property:
They are called a Sexy Phrase™ because
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I believe WORD GAME should be worth
Marty's hint indicates that
Using this scoring procedure, we can confirm that the scores of the words he provides are correct:
And the scoring for WORD GAME looks like
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Thinking about this problem in reverse is easier, i.e. think about the trees that need to remain. Find the fewest number of trees that can be arranged in five lines with 4 trees in each line. To minimise that number, we need as many trees as possible to do double duty by being part of multiple lines.
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WORD GAME is worth
Explanation:
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The answer is:
because:
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Perhaps the sequence goes like this
being
I confess that I don't know
Further remarks:
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The answer is:
Reason:
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The next term is:
Because the terms are all:
Meaning that the next term must be:
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I remembered coming across this puzzle somewhere maybe it was not here. Also, it did take me around an hour to figure out so yeah it is a difficult one.
The answer is
because:
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because
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Pattern is:
So solution is:
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This may be a stretch as this seems mostly irrespective of the ordering of the sequence.
Explanation:
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Possible Answers
First one
Second one
Third one
Fourth one (spotted by @Stiv)
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Are you
Because
More specifically,
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Good to have a different way of answering. My logic is little bit easy:
8 $\hspace{2cm}$9$\hspace{2cm}$10$\hspace{2cm}$11$\hspace{2cm}$12
$\hspace{1cm}$0 $\hspace{2cm}$24$\hspace{2cm}$120$\hspace{2cm}$336$\hspace{2cm}$___?
$\hspace{0.4cm}$$1^3-1$$\hspace{1cm}$ $3^3-3$ $\hspace{1.2cm}$ $5^3-5$ $\hspace{1cm}$ $7^3-7$ $\hspace{1.2cm}$ $9^3-9$
Next term ...
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This is pretty far fetched but:
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This puzzle is quite loosely defined, so that many answers must be possible, but here is one:
The logic
Vérification:
And then
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Q31 could possibly be A
If you consider the colours and line pattern in this order
Black.White.Diagonal
The total number of Black,White and Diagonal squares corresponds to
8,9,10
B,W,D
8,9,10
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Here is the best I can do for all questions. They might duplicate, sometime improve other people's answer.
Exercise 8:
Exercise 12
Exercise 17
Exercise 18
Exercise 31
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I think A for 12 simply because if you look at the 5 sets of diagonal lines of symbols starting top left and finishing bottom right. Looks neat and tidy.
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Somebody has already solved it, but here is the detail explanation again:
8 9 10 11 12
0 24 120 336
24 * 0 24 * 1 24 * 5 24 * 14
0 1 5 14
1 4 9
1^2 ...
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The answer is
Solution
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Answer:
Reason:
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