In the meantime, try this on for size: Can you convert the string 'AT' to 'AS' using the following four rules?
In the meantime, try this on for size: Can you convert the string 'AT' to 'AS' using the following four rules?
The simplest way to go about it is to magnify the problem 100 times. Now, in the first draw, we'll have 75 whites and 25 blacks.
It is a 24-hour clock (times range from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59) and leading zeros are allowed. If all 10 digits - 0 to 9 - appear on the display, what is (a) the earliest, and (b) the latest date and time in the year this could happen?
The first letter of each word is different except for the X, Y and Z, which have been lumped together as one
From the six clues given below, see if you can discover if there's a Sherlock hiding in your head.
Nevertheless, if thanatology is not your latest plate of clams, I would recommend you blow up two identical balloons, one more than the other.
The following story of a king and his wise jester may or may not be germane to the problem that follows but it's fun.
Which two would then be sitting together, and who else would be on the same side?
Finally, match it with what's written on the piece of paper in the person's pocket and either look like a fool who didn't know what to write on it in the beginning or walk out into infinite bliss.