I'm off for Christmas. Here's wishing you all a happy holidays and a happy new year! And I hope to see you in a week or so. If you're in the holiday spirit, why not try answering some Christmas Trivia questions.
Like yesterday, can you figure out the phrases below?
12 = D of C (12 Days of Christmas)
1001= A. N.
88= P. K.
18= H. on the G. C.
90= D. in a R. A.
200= D. for P. G. in M.
8= S. on a S. S.
3= B. M. (S. H. T. R.)
4= Q. in a G.
1= W. on a U.
5= D. in a Z. C.
57= H. V.
I'm posting one puzzle, riddle, math, or statistical problem a day. Try to answer each one and post your answers in the comments section. I'll post the answer the next day. Even if you have the same answer as someone else, feel free to put up your answer, too!
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5. 1001= A. N. 1001 Arabian Nights
ReplyDelete88= P. K. 88 piano keys
18= H. on the G. C. 18
90= D. in a R. A. 90 degrees in a right angle
200= D. for P. G. in M. 200
8= S. on a S. S. 8 sides on a stop sign
3= B. M. (S. H. T. R.) 3
4= Q. in a G. 4 quarters in a game
1= W. on a U. 1 wheel on a unicycle
5= D. in a Z. C. 5
57= H. V. 57 Heinz Varieties
1001 Arabian Nights
ReplyDelete88 piano keys
18 holes on the golf course
90 degrees in a right angle
200 dollars for passing go in Monopoly
8 sides on a stop sign
3 blind mice (see how they run)
4 quarters in a game
1 wheel on a unicycle
5 digits in a zip code
57 Heinz Varieties
4 Quarts in a gallon
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know what 3=S.Y.O.A.T.O.B.G. STAND FOR?
ReplyDeleteI've posted your question for others to answer:
ReplyDeletehttp://statspuzzles.blogspot.com/2008/09/another-good-question.html
3 = Strikes You're Out At The Old Ball Game
ReplyDeleteDoes any one know these
ReplyDelete24=B F in a P G P
10=W in a I of C
2= T, D and D
41= S of W A M
Hello anonymous. I posted your question here:
ReplyDeletehttp://statspuzzles.blogspot.com/2009/09/help-anonymous-poster-out.html
Let's see if anyone can come up with the answers.
Does anyone know these 180= S of S.A.
ReplyDelete2= D of a Q
1= T in a M
2= T in a B
0= S of a H.L.
0.8= F.F. as a D
0= N of S of P.L.
4 = A.V. of N.F.
Hello anonymous, I've asked the group to help you out: http://statspuzzles.blogspot.com/2010/01/anonymous-letter-equations.html
ReplyDeleteWhat does 20= D on the L B stand for?
ReplyDeleteI have this paper from school with 25 letter equations, care for a couple of them?
ReplyDelete