[Guest]

Form the following jumble of letters into 4 individual pairs, in that each pair logically relates to a number below, and in the same order as the numbers use the first letter of each pair to reveal a word, and likewise the second letter of each pair.

Finally express one of the words as a conversion of the other.

A C H L M O P T

160934.4

.4046873

33.81402

2240.0

? = ?

[Guest]

Form the following jumble of letters into 4 individual pairs, in that each pair logically relates to a number below, and in the same order as the numbers use the first letter of each pair to reveal a word, and likewise the second letter of each pair.

Finally express one of the words as a conversion of the other.

A C H L M O P T

160934.4

.4046873

33.81402

2240.0

? = ?

starter for .........

Centremetres = mile 160934.4 C/M

have to go to bed, I'll finnish in the morning if it's still here/there

[Guest]

c/m = 160934.4

o/l = 33.81402

p/t = 2240

h/a = .4046873 (I actually get .404685)

Explained:

Centimeters per Mile

Ounces per Liter

Pounds per Gross Ton

Hectares per Acre

[Guest]

c/m = 160934.4

o/l = 33.81402

p/t = 2240

h/a = .4046873 (I actually get .404685)

Explained:

Centimeters per Mile

Ounces per Liter

Pounds per Gross Ton

Hectares per Acre

Been gone awhile, back again, I lead such a boring life. Ok forget the "Gross" and rearrange the numbers in their original sequence and the final conversion ? = ? , is what?

[bonanova]

Convert CHOP => MALT ?

[Guest]

The two words are malt and chop.

M-C , this is one mile converted to centimeters 1-160,934.4

A-H , this is one acre converted to hectaires 1-.4046873

L-O , this is one litre converted to ounces 1-33.81402

T-P , this is one ton converted to pounds (long weight) 1-2240.0

So MALT is converted to CHOP

(I assume this is all you need, if there is more let me know)

[itachi-san]

So MALT is converted to CHOP

And this means what? Grain is converted to malt, then malt is converted to chop? I've never heard of that. Maybe I'm ignorant of another meaning for chop.

Edit: I'm aware that chop is a name for grain converted to feed animals. Is it converted into malt first and then chop?

Edited May 3, 2008 by itachi-san