[ChrisUren]

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XXIV

 

[TrishH]

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Roman numerals XXIV

 

[Southmelbswans]

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In Roman numerals XXIV

 

[Malcolm]

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roman numerals XXIV

 

[featherfour]

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Goood Morning Riddle Masters!

We hope you have been enjoying a lovely Easter, but now regardless of Easter it wouldn't be a Monday at the SDC without our first riddle of the week, now would it? So here it goes...

Professor Puzla says "My expensive laboratory staff have perfected a way of arranging seven matches on a table so that they make 20 and one-third of a dozen. Of course, they neither break nor bend the matches." How is this possible?

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XXIV

 

[Robbo128]

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Arrange them in a Roman Numeral format
XXIV = 24

 

[Kerry]

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Goood Morning Riddle Masters!

We hope you have been enjoying a lovely Easter, but now regardless of Easter it wouldn't be a Monday at the SDC without our first riddle of the week, now would it? So here it goes...

Professor Puzla says "My expensive laboratory staff have perfected a way of arranging seven matches on a table so that they make 20 and one-third of a dozen. Of course, they neither break nor bend the matches." How is this possible?

A very big thanks to member Suzi H. for sharing this riddle with us, it's a head scratcher eh? If you think you know the answer, post it in the comments below and if you get it correct we will give you a shout out in tomorrow's newsletter!

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Goood Morning Riddle Masters!

We hope you have been enjoying a lovely Easter, but now regardless of Easter it wouldn't be a Monday at the SDC without our first riddle of the week, now would it? So here it goes...

Professor Puzla says "My expensive laboratory staff have perfected a way of arranging seven matches on a table so that they make 20 and one-third of a dozen. Of course, they neither break nor bend the matches." How is this possible?

A very big thanks to member Suzi H. for sharing this riddle with us, it's a head scratcher eh? If you think you know the answer, post it in the comments below and if you get it correct we will give you a shout out in tomorrow's newsletter!

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They arranged them in Roman numerals: XXIV

 

[Muz01]

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XXIII

 

[Timtom]

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XXIV

 

[Hutch]

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It's Roman numerals.
XXIV = 24

 

[QueenDeb]

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7 matches are used to make up the numbers: 2 -use three matches, 4 - use 4 matches

 

[Victor Jackson]

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20 + one third of dozen is (20 + 4) = 24
In Roman numerals is XXIV

 

[AnnenDerek]

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XXIV

 

[BigCol]

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XXIV

 

[Chappo]

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XXIV

 

[Lily]

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I may be wrong, but here it is
XX. - this is 20. ( 4 match sticks)
4. ( this is 3 match sticks)
Therefore, altogether 7 match sticks used.

 

[Helen171]

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XXIV

 

[Noel Greig]

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By using Roman numerals XXIII

 

[Kaybee]

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XXIV

 

[Evans 2 Betsy]

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24 in Roman numerals XXIV uses 7 matches !