[Mikeyboy2012]

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Goooood Morning Riddle Masters!

Here's your first riddle of the week, it's a little bit of a tough one so we wish you all the best...

There is a 3-digit number. The second digit is four times as big as the third digit. While the first digit is 3 less than the second digit. What is the number?

There's nothing like a little bit of maths to kick start the week with eh?

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141 or 582

 

[Chappo]

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582

 

[AnnetteHawkes]

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There are 2 numbers
141 and 582

 

[LesleyAnne]

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Goooood Morning Riddle Masters!

Here's your first riddle of the week, it's a little bit of a tough one so we wish you all the best...

There is a 3-digit number. The second digit is four times as big as the third digit. While the first digit is 3 less than the second digit. What is the number?

There's nothing like a little bit of maths to kick start the week with eh?

As always, if you think you know the answer post it in the comments below. Our 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers. To reveal the answers, simply click on the 'spoiler' button! But do your best not to cheat...

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582

 

[PatTriner]

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582

 

[Hound-Dog]

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285

 

[Slapsy]

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141

 

[oliver]

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582

 

[cingo]

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Either 582 or 141 as both fit

 

[Mfry]

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141 or 582

 

[cingo]

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Either 582 or 141

 

[SandyM]

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141 or 582.

 

[Sid V]

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582

 

[LynnLl]

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Goooood Morning Riddle Masters!

Here's your first riddle of the week, it's a little bit of a tough one so we wish you all the best...

There is a 3-digit number. The second digit is four times as big as the third digit. While the first digit is 3 less than the second digit. What is the number?

There's nothing like a little bit of maths to kick start the week with eh?

As always, if you think you know the answer post it in the comments below. Our 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers. To reveal the answers, simply click on the 'spoiler' button! But do your best not to cheat...

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141

 

[Vella Gonzaga]

Hey Riddle Masters!

Oh my goodness! What can I say? You guys have done it again!

There were over 250 of you who got the answer correct that we cannot fit all of your names in tomorrow’s newsletter. So here is your very well-deserved shoutout.

Congratulations to the following riddle masters:

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[JoAnne 1961]

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582

 

[Busdriver BOB]

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Goooood Morning Riddle Masters!

Here's your first riddle of the week, it's a little bit of a tough one so we wish you all the best...

There is a 3-digit number. The second digit is four times as big as the third digit. While the first digit is 3 less than the second digit. What is the number?

There's nothing like a little bit of maths to kick start the week with eh?

As always, if you think you know the answer post it in the comments below. Our 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers. To reveal the answers, simply click on the 'spoiler' button! But do your best not to cheat...

Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!

New faces.

 

[olivertwist40]

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Two answers
141 and 582

 

[RodRod]

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141

 

[Darcy'sDad]

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Both 141 and 582 meet the criteria