To this riddle one shall add "meta", Like a program and an SE site, For the answer you have some data, Yet not always you will get it right.
Analysis?
This is definitely one of the harder number puzzles on this site. A teacher says: I'm thinking of two natural numbers greater than 1. Try to guess what they are. The first student knows their product and the other one knows their sum. First: I do not know the sum. Second: I knew that. The sum is less than 14. First: I knew that. However, now I know the numbers. Second: And so do I. What were the numbers?
Place six matches as shown, and then shift one match without touching the others so that the new arrangement shall represent an arithmetical fraction equal to I. The match forming the horizontal fraction bar must not be the one moved.
Find an anagram for each word in group A. Each anagram will answer one of the clues in group B. Group A 1. Optic 2. Civet 3. Toner 4. Rosin 5. Lease Group B 1. Painter's stand 2. Singing voice 3. Golf clubs 4. Subject 5. Throw out
Find an anagram for each word in Group A. Each anagram will answer one of the clues in Group B.
Group A
Group B
A. Surplus B. Golf clubs C. Blacksmith's furnace D. Stringed instruments E. Empty the sink F. Valentine's Day symbol G. Painter's stand
