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the answer is not 54325
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if 1=5, 2=25, 3=325, 4=4325, 5=?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry, Rangerjim, don't understand why you should add a single number for the first two and then double numbers for the rest.
Dr. B you are, of course, quite right and I'm already thinking about what therapy I can apply to 54325's sense of injury, especially since there's a real risk of a court case to give 54325 appropriate damages.
Dr. B you are, of course, quite right and I'm already thinking about what therapy I can apply to 54325's sense of injury, especially since there's a real risk of a court case to give 54325 appropriate damages.
But that is still 54325. The following answer was given on Yahoo answers a few days ago. 'This is a poorly phrased problem; because it confuses cardinal and ordinal numbers.
If the 1, 2, 3 etc are cardinal numbers (counting numbers, 1,2,3...) then ignore terms 2,3 and 4, and the fifth term must be 5=1; because 1=5.' Someone else then said they had tried this in circumstances where they needed a passowrd and it worked. So sounds like redcrx is right. However I'm sure, 54325, that you are an equally valid answer and you certainly have a lot of supporters.
If the 1, 2, 3 etc are cardinal numbers (counting numbers, 1,2,3...) then ignore terms 2,3 and 4, and the fifth term must be 5=1; because 1=5.' Someone else then said they had tried this in circumstances where they needed a passowrd and it worked. So sounds like redcrx is right. However I'm sure, 54325, that you are an equally valid answer and you certainly have a lot of supporters.
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