[Guest]

I searched and didn't find this. I thought this up last night kinda randomly, but here it is. Hope it's not too quick:

If S is 1

D is 2

and R is 3

What is P?

Use spoilers, good luck, and provide your reasoning with an answer please

Edit: It's like a code, not algebra.

Edited December 5, 2008 by Sparanda

[Shakeepuddn]

P is 2 also (writing strokes)

P is 9 (number of keys on keyboard from first letter on left)

I searched and didn't find this. I thought this up last night kinda randomly, but here it is. Hope it's not too quick:

If S is 1

D is 2

and R is 3

What is P?

Use spoilers, good luck, and provide your reasoning with an answer please

Edit: It's like a code, not algebra.

[Guest]

P is 2 also (writing strokes)

P is 9 (number of keys on keyboard from first letter on left)

First answer is right! I wasn't even thinking about position on keyboard when I was choosing the letters. That's weird that it worked that way even if I had no idea of it

[Guest]

P is 2

the number of times you have to lift your pencil from the paper to create the letter

[Guest]

I searched and didn't find this. I thought this up last night kinda randomly, but here it is. Hope it's not too quick:

If S is 1

D is 2

and R is 3

What is P?

Use spoilers, good luck, and provide your reasoning with an answer please

Edit: It's like a code, not algebra.

If you don't mind, I also come out another set for you to guess:

If S is 1

D is 7 and

R is 4,

what is P?