Do the maths to call my name
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My first one is my length.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
My third one is my first and second together.
My last one is four times my first one.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
What is the answer?
riddle arithmetic
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DimPDimP
635
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My first one is my length.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
My third one is my first and second together.
My last one is four times my first one.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
What is the answer?
riddle arithmetic
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
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$begingroup$
My first one is my length.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
My third one is my first and second together.
My last one is four times my first one.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
What is the answer?
riddle arithmetic
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
$endgroup$
My first one is my length.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
My third one is my first and second together.
My last one is four times my first one.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
What is the answer?
riddle arithmetic
riddle arithmetic
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
asked 1 hour ago
DimPDimP
635
635
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Your name is
DimP!!
My first one is my length.
There are four numbers, so length is 4.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
9 is closer to 13 than 4.
My third one is my first and second together.
4 plus 9 is 13.
My last one is four times my first one.
4 times 4 is 16.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
4-9-13-16 yields alphanumeric DimP!
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
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Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
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– DimP
1 hour ago
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I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
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– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
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$begingroup$
Your name is
DimP!!
My first one is my length.
There are four numbers, so length is 4.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
9 is closer to 13 than 4.
My third one is my first and second together.
4 plus 9 is 13.
My last one is four times my first one.
4 times 4 is 16.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
4-9-13-16 yields alphanumeric DimP!
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
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Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
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I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
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$begingroup$
Your name is
DimP!!
My first one is my length.
There are four numbers, so length is 4.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
9 is closer to 13 than 4.
My third one is my first and second together.
4 plus 9 is 13.
My last one is four times my first one.
4 times 4 is 16.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
4-9-13-16 yields alphanumeric DimP!
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Your name is
DimP!!
My first one is my length.
There are four numbers, so length is 4.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
9 is closer to 13 than 4.
My third one is my first and second together.
4 plus 9 is 13.
My last one is four times my first one.
4 times 4 is 16.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
4-9-13-16 yields alphanumeric DimP!
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
$endgroup$
Your name is
DimP!!
My first one is my length.
There are four numbers, so length is 4.
My second one is a bit closer to my third one than to my first one.
9 is closer to 13 than 4.
My third one is my first and second together.
4 plus 9 is 13.
My last one is four times my first one.
4 times 4 is 16.
Once you know all of us, you can call my name.
4-9-13-16 yields alphanumeric DimP!
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
18.8k24286
answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
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answered 1 hour ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
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18.8k24286
$begingroup$
Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
Damn, that was fast! I'll make it more complicated next time, I think I should have left out maybe the hint about the length? Is that what gave it away so easily?
$endgroup$
– DimP
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I'd upvote if I could, but I've reached my limit for today. Very nice!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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