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Solution to Puzzle #125: Test Your Creativity
I was overwhelmed not only by the response, but also by the creativity. While I do not like to single people out, Suman Saraf turned out to be the champion of creativity on this one, had some remarkable variations that … Continue reading
Puzzle #126: The Tricky Square Root
Here is another nice puzzle I saw on brilliant.org The figure states it all…Happy rooting!
Solution to Puzzle #124: Add the Numbers
Lot of correct answers to the puzzle – the ones who sent the correct answer include Siddharth Mulherkar (good to see you on the blog!), Sandeep Singhal, Ritesh Banglani, Aditya, Pratik Poddar, Suman Saraf, Karan Sharma (my nephew who gave … Continue reading
Puzzle #125: Test Your Creativity
Here is a wonderful small teaser I got from the site brilliant.org. I have seen at least two solutions to this puzzle, so try your creativity, there might be more. Look at the equation 1 4 … Continue reading
Puzzle #124: Add the Numbers
This is a gem of a puzzle that my nephew, Karan, gave to me yesterday. He and I came up with different ways to come to the answers, and there are probably many more ways. For all the possible 5 … Continue reading
Solution to Puzzle #119: A Prime Cryptarithm
This was a slightly difficult problem for many people, though can be solved with some persistent trial and error. Girish Tutakne, Pradeep Hengavelli, Suman Saraf, Chandu Karan and Pooja Goyal+Arushi Goyal were the ones to send correct answers. I do … Continue reading
Solution to Puzzle #118: Rotating Disk
This was a slightly difficult puzzle, and I got relatively few correct solutions. From Alok’s Mathematical Circles class, I know that several people were able to get the answer, that included Smiti Mittal (had a very innovative and simple answer) … Continue reading
Puzzle #119: A Prime Cryptarithm
This is a wonderful puzzle taken from the book “The Moscow Puzzles” by Boris A. Kordemsky. This book has a great collection of puzzles. In this remarkable puzzle, each digit is a prime (2, 3, 5 or 7). No letters … Continue reading
Solution to Puzzle #117: Mr. Calendar
Apologies for not posting last weekend, I was traveling on a short vacation! This was a relatively easy puzzle, many people sent me the correct answer. Folks who sent me the correct answer include Karan Sharma, Suman Saraf, Sanjeev Dugar, … Continue reading
Solution to Puzzle #116: The Magic Card Frame
I got many correct answers for this puzzle as well and a very good response. People who sent correct answers included Chandu Karan, Divya, Suman Saraf (The most complete solution) and Pratik Poddar. I am reproducing the solutions from Suman, … Continue reading