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Since I've heard this one before, I'll pass on it to give everybody else a chance. :P

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Sorry! Iwasn't on my computer yesterday. None of those answers are right, but they're good answers. When you put the lines down, none of them touch.

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Well, this is actually simple lol. Just do what it says and you get.

 

6/20 = 30 0/0

 

6 divided by 20 = 0.3, but if you mulptiply it by 100 you get 30. I'm guessing it's 30% since we can't add any decimals?

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Yeah, that was it :) I would never have gotten that if I hadn't looked it up lol

 

 

At first I thought it was an equation 'cause it really seemed like it, so I took a paper and did the same thing you guys were doing, until I read that Myriad said it wasn't the answer.

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I wouldn't have gotten that. You know a couple of seconds later I was thinking of some thing like that. I hate being so much younger than you guys. I think...

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Yeah! Great job! That one was rated really hard. An easier one, this time. :)

 

I am used to bat with, yet I never get a hit.

I am near a ball, yet I am never thrown.

What am I?

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The first thing that came into my mind was 'eyelashes'.

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The first thing that came into my mind was 'eyelashes'.

 

And I think you're right ^_^

It's what I thought of, but you were the first =P

So come on Myriad,entertain us some more ^_^

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Awww. You'll get it this time!

'Eyelashes' was the correct answer. :) This next one is pretty hard, I would say.

 

Greep Hooke was never so nervous about performing before an audience. His patron invited five of his friends to watch him do his much acclaimed juggling act. Of the five, two were mathematicians from MIT where his patron is a benefactor, one is a famous movie actress, another is a Nobel Prize winner for Physics, and the last is a World Champion athlete.

 

Greep did his best and afterwards thought he did the performance of his life.

 

After the guests had left, his patron showed him a piece of paper which contained the ratings. It read:

 

Mr. A= 28

Ms.B= 10

Mr. C= 300

Mr D= 6

Mrs. E= O

 

Greep asked his patron whether a common rating scale was used by the guests. His patron just smiled.

 

QUESTION: How did the guests rate Greep's juggling act?

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Mr A: Mathematician. Some kind of maths formula?

Ms B: World Champion. She rated 10/10

Mr C: The Nobel Prize Winner. He rated 300 because he was doing some physic calculation thing.

Mr D: Mathematician. Counting the number of times Greep juggled

Mrs E: The Movie Actress. She rated 'O' for Outstanding (Or shape of juggling act?)

 

I'm hopeless. But I want to give a go :P

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You got some right, and you were kind of on the right wavelength for some. For the 10, think about what kind of number it is.

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Ack! I ended up looking this up. That's pretty close to the mark...

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No, I don't think so.

Here's the hint:

 

Mr. A and Mr. D are the mathematicians.

Ms. B is the actress.

Mr. C is the athlete.

Mrs. E is the Nobel Prize winner.

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... mhh ... I think I'm gonna skip this one... Can't get any logical answer with those little brains of mine ... =P

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More hints, then?

 

Mr. A, the mathematician, gave it a 28. What kind of number is it?

Ms. B, the actress, gave it a 10. Think about a movie called 10.

Mr. C, the world champion bowler gave it a 300. Think about his sport and about the number.

Mr D, the professor, gave it a 6. It's the same answer as Mr. A's.

Mrs. E, the Nobel Prize winner gave him a O. Think about it's shape.

 

Also, the act was REALLY GOOD.

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More hints, then?

 

Mr. A, the mathematician, gave it a 28. What kind of number is it?

Ms. B, the actress, gave it a 10. Think about a movie called 10.

Mr. C, the world champion bowler gave it a 300. Think about his sport and about the number.

Mr D, the professor, gave it a 6. It's the same answer as Mr. A's.

Mrs. E, the Nobel Prize winner gave him a O. Think about it's shape.

 

Also, the act was REALLY GOOD.

 

 

Well 300 is called a "Perfect Game" because that's the highest score you can ever get if you are a bowler. 28 and 6 are perfect numbers. 10 must be the highest ranking you can get? (the whole 1-10, 10 being the best thing). The last one, I have no idea.

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