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Here is a fascinating discussion on this topic http://brainden.com/forum/index.php/topic/4854-tower-of-power/?hl=tower+of+power
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I wasn't questioning that it's possible for G to be greater than A. It's certainly possible, but you can't conclude that from A+B>F+G. A can be greater than or equal to G.
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It was a fun puzzle to solve. Thanks, BMAD and Happy New Year!!!
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+g+c+d+e>+g+h+i+j,>
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Making the same assumptions that DejMar made...
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The way I interpret the OP and your later clarification, they do.
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@DejMar, Looks like you calculated the distance along the circle's curve, while I calculated the distance along the straight line. The OP doesn't explicitly ask for one or the other, but I think unless explicitly stated otherwise, the distance between two points is the shortest distance.
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Not sure why the last equality in the OP is approximate.
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Can you clarify "consecutive numbers"? Does the puzzle require that all neighboring circles of a given circle had a number either 1 smaller or 1 greater than the number in the given circle? Or does it simply mean that the entire set of numbers used to fill in the puzzle must be a consecutive set?
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Covering perforated hexagon with triminoes
k-man replied to witzar's question in New Logic/Math Puzzles
I found a counterexample for my previous conclusion. This puzzle is even tougher than I thought. -
Covering perforated hexagon with triminoes
k-man replied to witzar's question in New Logic/Math Puzzles
Nice puzzle! I don't have a solid proof yet, but I came to an interesting conclusion. -
Covering a rectangle with pentominoes
k-man replied to bonanova's question in New Logic/Math Puzzles
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Alice, Bob and Charlie at a fair
k-man replied to karthickgururaj's question in New Logic/Math Puzzles
Thanks, this is interesting I'm going to agree with plasmid here. While I'm not discounting plasmid's analysis (since I do not know the answer to this one), one point what you said above seems wrong to me: -
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Yeah, as always, my intuition was wrong. After reading your first post, I realized that the solution is not that simple and H, r, etc are not red herrings as I thought they were.
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Alice, Bob and Charlie at a fair
k-man replied to karthickgururaj's question in New Logic/Math Puzzles
Thanks, this is interesting I'm going to agree with plasmid here.
