Lateral Thinking Math Puzzle #5
Problem: Other than 4, what three identical digits with simple addition, will total 12?
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Lateral Thinking Math Puzzles
Lateral Thinking Math Puzzle #4
Problem: In a quest to walk around the world and stopping only once before you returned to the starting point. Yet your head traveled further than your feet? Why?
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Lateral Thinking Math Puzzle #3
Problem: If an average hen's egg is 5cm long and weighs 300 grams and an average Peacock's egg is exactly two times the length and 2.5 times the mass. Which has the greater circumference?
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Lateral Thinking Math Puzzle #2
Problem: Add 2 to 171 and make it total less than eighteen.
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Lateral Thinking Math Puzzle #1
Problem: A snail crawls slowly up a garden wall 48cm high. If it crawls forward 8cm a day and slips back 3cm each night, how long will it take to arrive at the top of the wall?
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