ssirowy · December 24, 2015 02:29
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 You must answer both to win ROTW.  Please PM or email your answers to me.

 A) Place the numbers 1 through 9 in the circles in the linked image, such that each side of 
 the triangle adds up to 17

 http://www.expandyourmind.com/logicproblems/images/9numbers.gif


 Answer:  There are a number of answers, but one formula to get an answer is to put 1, 
 2 and 3 on the corners, and 7,8,9 on opposite sides. Then fill in the gaps with 
 the other numbers to make 17 on each side.

 B) There are 100 coins scattered in a dark room. 90 have heads facing up and 10 have tails up. 
 You cannot distinguish (by feel, etc.) which coins are which. How do you sort the coins into two 
 piles that contain the same number of tails?  (i.e each pile has the same number of tails up)

 Answer:   Create 2 piles, one with 10 coins and one with 90.  Then, with the 10 
 coin pile, flip all of them. The resulting piles will have the same number of tails.
 It works  =)
	You must answer both to win ROTW. Please PM or email your answers to me.

	A) Place the numbers 1 through 9 in the circles in the linked image, such that each side of
	the triangle adds up to 17

	http://www.expandyourmind.com/logicproblems/images/9numbers.gif


	Answer: There are a number of answers, but one formula to get an answer is to put 1,
	2 and 3 on the corners, and 7,8,9 on opposite sides. Then fill in the gaps with
	the other numbers to make 17 on each side.

	B) There are 100 coins scattered in a dark room. 90 have heads facing up and 10 have tails up.
	You cannot distinguish (by feel, etc.) which coins are which. How do you sort the coins into two
	piles that contain the same number of tails? (i.e each pile has the same number of tails up)

	Answer: Create 2 piles, one with 10 coins and one with 90. Then, with the 10
	coin pile, flip all of them. The resulting piles will have the same number of tails.
	It works =)