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dudette Wrote:Are you sure you put the code down correctly? Because to my reckoning, if I juggle some letters around I get
"How many nugs does it take to cover a sofa"
Not common language, I know, but I'm sure it will make sense to someone! :rofl:
sounds like somebody with a cold... :rofl:
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dudette Wrote:Are you sure you put the code down correctly? Because to my reckoning, if I juggle some letters around I get
"How many nugs does it take to cover a sofa"
Not common language, I know, but I'm sure it will make sense to someone! :rofl:
Close enough
The answer is:
"How many naugas does it take to cover a sofa"
The following puzzle consists of one word that can be split into two words.
One word: look at again with pleasure
Two words: 1) peruse 2) mud
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Jangar Wrote:The following puzzle consists of one word that can be split into two words.
One word: look at again with pleasure
Two words: 1) peruse 2) mud
No takers ?
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Jangar Wrote:Close enough
The answer is:
"How many naugas does it take to cover a sofa"
The following puzzle consists of one word that can be split into two words.
One word: look at again with pleasure
Two words: 1) peruse 2) mud
readmire :duh:
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dudette Wrote:readmire :duh:
:thumbs:
Megawon took six hours to fly to Pluto, a spot in Tierra del Fuego, at 2,000 miles per hour. She hit a head wind on the way back and could make only 1,000 miles per hour.
What was her average airspeed?
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:mmm: this sounds very familiar ...
6 hours at 2000 mph here,
and 1000mph back would make it 12 hours at that speed, thereby taking 18 hours in all.
Still ...
While I'm tempted to just add the two speeds together and divide by two, I think its a little more complicated than that.
Ok, average airspeed is distance over time
so the distance travelled is (2000.6 +1000.12) =30000 miles
Now average speed is distance/time = 30000/18 = 1666.66mph.
I think...
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Jangar Wrote::thumbs:
Megawon took six hours to fly to Pluto, a spot in Tierra del Fuego, at 2,000 miles per hour. She hit a head wind on the way back and could make only 1,000 miles per hour.
What was her average airspeed?
Let's see if I can figure it out...
6 hours at 2 000 mph = 12 000 miles the reurn trip also 12 000 miles was at a speed of 1 000 mph must have taken 12 hours so total flying time is 18 hours, distance was 24 000 miles. thus avergare speed is 24 000 miles / 18 hours which gives me 1 333 mph.
Will check the answer after I get back from supper.
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Woo Hoo :cheer: :hooray:
I was right
ANSWER: 1,333+ miles per hour (24,000 miles in 18 hours)
Here is the next one:
TOM SWIFTY
First unscramble the letters in each word below, then unscramble the word order to create a Tom Swifty sentence.
DLRAIEY TMO DSIA I OWT
TOSAUHND NWO NWO KBOOS.
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Let me know when you lot give up... :p
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Jangar Wrote:Let's see if I can figure it out...
6 hours at 2 000 mph = 12 000 miles the reurn trip also 12 000 miles was at a speed of 1 000 mph must have taken 12 hours so total flying time is 18 hours, distance was 24 000 miles. thus avergare speed is 24 000 miles / 18 hours which gives me 1 333 mph.
Will check the answer after I get back from supper.
This formular also works for the:
Will walked three miles in one hour. He had to slow down to two miles per hour. He returns at two miles per hour.
What was his average speed?
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