I will - right after you explain why you think you're right.You did . But explain why I was wrong .
I will - right after you explain why you think you're right.You did . But explain why I was wrong .
9...Mr. and Mrs. Mustard have six daughters and each daughter has one brother. How many people are in the Mustard family?
I got this one wrong.Then, you learn the answer and you're like...ahhh, of course.
Yep! Good job9...
Mr. and Mrs. Mustard, 6 daughters and 1 son...?
Thanks, Wegs.Yep! Good job![]()
I’m not much of a math whiz but I like these brain teasers.Thanks, Wegs.
I was addicted to Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games column in Scientific American Magazine.
Simply type " Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games " into your favorite 'Search Engine'...then...diversion...fun...brain sweat...are all sure to ensue...!!!
Wegs, not all of Martin Gardner's Puuzzles/Brain Teasers were Mathematical...take for instance this one from :
https://www.theguardian.com/science.../martin-gardner-mathematical-puzzles-birthday
" 1. Crazy cut
You are to make one cut (or draw one line) – of course it needn’t be straight – that will divide the figure into two identical parts."
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...for some, for others, maybe not so easy.Way too easy.
This is a much better version. This one needs deep thought:I like the Freecell solitaire game.
Let's try a riddle.
I have six eggs. I break two, I've fried two and I ate two. How many eggs are left?
Oops, I've edited my original post. Guess again?