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If ONE = $1, TWO = $2 and ELEVEN = $11 then what will be the worth of TWELVE?

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There are wooden letters with certain prices associated with it. For instance the words with letters
ONE = $1
TWO = $2
ELEVEN = $11

What will be the worth of TWELVE ?

posted Apr 30, 2017 by Tejas Naik

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TWELVE=$12; (ELVE+EN)=$11:ELVE=$11-EN
TWO=$2:TW=$2-O; TW+ELVE=$11-EN+$2-O:TWELVE=$13-(O+EN):$13-$1=$12

answer May 2, 2017 by Deepak Mishra
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$6 because twelve is a six letter word

answer Apr 30, 2017 by Kewal Singh
What about ONE its 3 letter word right ? its just $1
and TWO also has 3 letters and its worth is $2.
Your logic doesn't make sense !
commented Apr 30, 2017 by Tejas Naik



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