Digital Font Puzzle. One easy the other may be not
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In the Digital Font shown below, each letter is made up of line segments. For example letter A has 6, B has 7, C has 4 segments and so on.
Question 1 ( Easy)
Which english number, when spelled out (with capital letters) has the
same total number of segments as the number itself?
( It is no fun going through each number. There is some logic here.)
Example : ONE has 6+5+5 = 16 segments
Question 2 ( Not so easy)
Which 2 numbers when added together give you a number same as the
total number of segments in those 2 numbers? Ignore + sign segments. This must be other than the first number
Example : ONE + ONE = 2 But ONE + ONE = 32 segments not the right answer of course
Surprisingly, I think both answers are unique. No programming please.
NO PARTIAL ANSWERS PLEASE. BECAUSE ONE IS EASY
This puzzle can be linked to
What world is he thinking of?
calculation-puzzle no-computers
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
In the Digital Font shown below, each letter is made up of line segments. For example letter A has 6, B has 7, C has 4 segments and so on.
Question 1 ( Easy)
Which english number, when spelled out (with capital letters) has the
same total number of segments as the number itself?
( It is no fun going through each number. There is some logic here.)
Example : ONE has 6+5+5 = 16 segments
Question 2 ( Not so easy)
Which 2 numbers when added together give you a number same as the
total number of segments in those 2 numbers? Ignore + sign segments. This must be other than the first number
Example : ONE + ONE = 2 But ONE + ONE = 32 segments not the right answer of course
Surprisingly, I think both answers are unique. No programming please.
NO PARTIAL ANSWERS PLEASE. BECAUSE ONE IS EASY
This puzzle can be linked to
What world is he thinking of?
calculation-puzzle no-computers
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
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Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
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– Gareth McCaughan♦
18 hours ago
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They need to be 6 each
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– DEEM
18 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
In the Digital Font shown below, each letter is made up of line segments. For example letter A has 6, B has 7, C has 4 segments and so on.
Question 1 ( Easy)
Which english number, when spelled out (with capital letters) has the
same total number of segments as the number itself?
( It is no fun going through each number. There is some logic here.)
Example : ONE has 6+5+5 = 16 segments
Question 2 ( Not so easy)
Which 2 numbers when added together give you a number same as the
total number of segments in those 2 numbers? Ignore + sign segments. This must be other than the first number
Example : ONE + ONE = 2 But ONE + ONE = 32 segments not the right answer of course
Surprisingly, I think both answers are unique. No programming please.
NO PARTIAL ANSWERS PLEASE. BECAUSE ONE IS EASY
This puzzle can be linked to
What world is he thinking of?
calculation-puzzle no-computers
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
$endgroup$
In the Digital Font shown below, each letter is made up of line segments. For example letter A has 6, B has 7, C has 4 segments and so on.
Question 1 ( Easy)
Which english number, when spelled out (with capital letters) has the
same total number of segments as the number itself?
( It is no fun going through each number. There is some logic here.)
Example : ONE has 6+5+5 = 16 segments
Question 2 ( Not so easy)
Which 2 numbers when added together give you a number same as the
total number of segments in those 2 numbers? Ignore + sign segments. This must be other than the first number
Example : ONE + ONE = 2 But ONE + ONE = 32 segments not the right answer of course
Surprisingly, I think both answers are unique. No programming please.
NO PARTIAL ANSWERS PLEASE. BECAUSE ONE IS EASY
This puzzle can be linked to
What world is he thinking of?
calculation-puzzle no-computers
calculation-puzzle no-computers
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
edited 12 hours ago
JonMark Perry
20k64096
20k64096
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
asked 18 hours ago
DEEMDEEM
6,331120113
6,331120113
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Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
They need to be 6 each
$endgroup$
– DEEM
18 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
They need to be 6 each
$endgroup$
– DEEM
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
They need to be 6 each
$endgroup$
– DEEM
18 hours ago
$begingroup$
They need to be 6 each
$endgroup$
– DEEM
18 hours ago
add a comment |
2 Answers
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1:
THIRTY NINE: 3+5+2+6+3+3 (22) + 5+2+5+5 (17) = 39
2:
THIRTY EIGHT (22+21=43) + FORTY EIGHT (22+21=43) = 86
Some related curios:
THIRTY + NINE = THIRTY NINE
TEN (3+5+5=13) + FIVE (4+2+4+5=15) = FIFTEEN (4+2+4+3+5+5+5=28)
SEVEN (5+5+4+5+5=24) - FOUR (4+6+5+6=21) = 3
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
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Other than the first number.
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– DEEM
17 hours ago
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Answers for Question 1:
39
Answers for Question 2:
2 and 46
2 and 53
3 and 52
3 and 58
4 and 54
4 and 57
5 and 49
6 and 42
6 and 48
7 and 54
7 and 57
8 and 46
8 and 53
9 and 30
9 and 45
10 and 36
10 and 41
13 and 52
13 and 58
15 and 46
15 and 53
16 and 46
16 and 53
18 and 40
20 and 42
20 and 48
22 and 40
23 and 59
23 and 64
23 and 67
24 and 63
26 and 49
27 and 63
28 and 40
29 and 46
29 and 53
30 and 9
32 and 42
32 and 48
33 and 46
33 and 53
36 and 10
36 and 43
38 and 42
38 and 48
39 and 39
40 and 18
40 and 22
40 and 28
41 and 10
41 and 43
42 and 6
42 and 20
42 and 32
42 and 38
43 and 36
43 and 41
45 and 9
46 and 2
46 and 8
46 and 15
46 and 16
46 and 29
46 and 33
48 and 6
48 and 20
48 and 32
48 and 38
49 and 5
49 and 26
52 and 3
52 and 13
53 and 2
53 and 8
53 and 15
53 and 16
53 and 29
53 and 33
54 and 4
54 and 7
57 and 4
57 and 7
58 and 3
58 and 13
59 and 23
63 and 24
63 and 27
64 and 23
67 and 23
answered 16 hours ago
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20+42 and 20+48 also work
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– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
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30+16 isn't a solution
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– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
add a comment |
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1:
THIRTY NINE: 3+5+2+6+3+3 (22) + 5+2+5+5 (17) = 39
2:
THIRTY EIGHT (22+21=43) + FORTY EIGHT (22+21=43) = 86
Some related curios:
THIRTY + NINE = THIRTY NINE
TEN (3+5+5=13) + FIVE (4+2+4+5=15) = FIFTEEN (4+2+4+3+5+5+5=28)
SEVEN (5+5+4+5+5=24) - FOUR (4+6+5+6=21) = 3
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
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Other than the first number.
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– DEEM
17 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
1:
THIRTY NINE: 3+5+2+6+3+3 (22) + 5+2+5+5 (17) = 39
2:
THIRTY EIGHT (22+21=43) + FORTY EIGHT (22+21=43) = 86
Some related curios:
THIRTY + NINE = THIRTY NINE
TEN (3+5+5=13) + FIVE (4+2+4+5=15) = FIFTEEN (4+2+4+3+5+5+5=28)
SEVEN (5+5+4+5+5=24) - FOUR (4+6+5+6=21) = 3
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Other than the first number.
$endgroup$
– DEEM
17 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
1:
THIRTY NINE: 3+5+2+6+3+3 (22) + 5+2+5+5 (17) = 39
2:
THIRTY EIGHT (22+21=43) + FORTY EIGHT (22+21=43) = 86
Some related curios:
THIRTY + NINE = THIRTY NINE
TEN (3+5+5=13) + FIVE (4+2+4+5=15) = FIFTEEN (4+2+4+3+5+5+5=28)
SEVEN (5+5+4+5+5=24) - FOUR (4+6+5+6=21) = 3
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
$endgroup$
1:
THIRTY NINE: 3+5+2+6+3+3 (22) + 5+2+5+5 (17) = 39
2:
THIRTY EIGHT (22+21=43) + FORTY EIGHT (22+21=43) = 86
Some related curios:
THIRTY + NINE = THIRTY NINE
TEN (3+5+5=13) + FIVE (4+2+4+5=15) = FIFTEEN (4+2+4+3+5+5+5=28)
SEVEN (5+5+4+5+5=24) - FOUR (4+6+5+6=21) = 3
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
edited 17 hours ago
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
20k64096
answered 17 hours ago
JonMark PerryJonMark Perry
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answered 17 hours ago
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Other than the first number.
$endgroup$
– DEEM
17 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Other than the first number.
$endgroup$
– DEEM
17 hours ago
$begingroup$
Other than the first number.
$endgroup$
– DEEM
17 hours ago
$begingroup$
Other than the first number.
$endgroup$
– DEEM
17 hours ago
add a comment |
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Answers for Question 1:
39
Answers for Question 2:
2 and 46
2 and 53
3 and 52
3 and 58
4 and 54
4 and 57
5 and 49
6 and 42
6 and 48
7 and 54
7 and 57
8 and 46
8 and 53
9 and 30
9 and 45
10 and 36
10 and 41
13 and 52
13 and 58
15 and 46
15 and 53
16 and 46
16 and 53
18 and 40
20 and 42
20 and 48
22 and 40
23 and 59
23 and 64
23 and 67
24 and 63
26 and 49
27 and 63
28 and 40
29 and 46
29 and 53
30 and 9
32 and 42
32 and 48
33 and 46
33 and 53
36 and 10
36 and 43
38 and 42
38 and 48
39 and 39
40 and 18
40 and 22
40 and 28
41 and 10
41 and 43
42 and 6
42 and 20
42 and 32
42 and 38
43 and 36
43 and 41
45 and 9
46 and 2
46 and 8
46 and 15
46 and 16
46 and 29
46 and 33
48 and 6
48 and 20
48 and 32
48 and 38
49 and 5
49 and 26
52 and 3
52 and 13
53 and 2
53 and 8
53 and 15
53 and 16
53 and 29
53 and 33
54 and 4
54 and 7
57 and 4
57 and 7
58 and 3
58 and 13
59 and 23
63 and 24
63 and 27
64 and 23
67 and 23
answered 16 hours ago
Kradec na kysmetKradec na kysmet
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20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
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30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
add a comment |
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Answers for Question 1:
39
Answers for Question 2:
2 and 46
2 and 53
3 and 52
3 and 58
4 and 54
4 and 57
5 and 49
6 and 42
6 and 48
7 and 54
7 and 57
8 and 46
8 and 53
9 and 30
9 and 45
10 and 36
10 and 41
13 and 52
13 and 58
15 and 46
15 and 53
16 and 46
16 and 53
18 and 40
20 and 42
20 and 48
22 and 40
23 and 59
23 and 64
23 and 67
24 and 63
26 and 49
27 and 63
28 and 40
29 and 46
29 and 53
30 and 9
32 and 42
32 and 48
33 and 46
33 and 53
36 and 10
36 and 43
38 and 42
38 and 48
39 and 39
40 and 18
40 and 22
40 and 28
41 and 10
41 and 43
42 and 6
42 and 20
42 and 32
42 and 38
43 and 36
43 and 41
45 and 9
46 and 2
46 and 8
46 and 15
46 and 16
46 and 29
46 and 33
48 and 6
48 and 20
48 and 32
48 and 38
49 and 5
49 and 26
52 and 3
52 and 13
53 and 2
53 and 8
53 and 15
53 and 16
53 and 29
53 and 33
54 and 4
54 and 7
57 and 4
57 and 7
58 and 3
58 and 13
59 and 23
63 and 24
63 and 27
64 and 23
67 and 23
answered 16 hours ago
Kradec na kysmetKradec na kysmet
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$endgroup$
$begingroup$
20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Answers for Question 1:
39
Answers for Question 2:
2 and 46
2 and 53
3 and 52
3 and 58
4 and 54
4 and 57
5 and 49
6 and 42
6 and 48
7 and 54
7 and 57
8 and 46
8 and 53
9 and 30
9 and 45
10 and 36
10 and 41
13 and 52
13 and 58
15 and 46
15 and 53
16 and 46
16 and 53
18 and 40
20 and 42
20 and 48
22 and 40
23 and 59
23 and 64
23 and 67
24 and 63
26 and 49
27 and 63
28 and 40
29 and 46
29 and 53
30 and 9
32 and 42
32 and 48
33 and 46
33 and 53
36 and 10
36 and 43
38 and 42
38 and 48
39 and 39
40 and 18
40 and 22
40 and 28
41 and 10
41 and 43
42 and 6
42 and 20
42 and 32
42 and 38
43 and 36
43 and 41
45 and 9
46 and 2
46 and 8
46 and 15
46 and 16
46 and 29
46 and 33
48 and 6
48 and 20
48 and 32
48 and 38
49 and 5
49 and 26
52 and 3
52 and 13
53 and 2
53 and 8
53 and 15
53 and 16
53 and 29
53 and 33
54 and 4
54 and 7
57 and 4
57 and 7
58 and 3
58 and 13
59 and 23
63 and 24
63 and 27
64 and 23
67 and 23
answered 16 hours ago
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Answers for Question 1:
39
Answers for Question 2:
2 and 46
2 and 53
3 and 52
3 and 58
4 and 54
4 and 57
5 and 49
6 and 42
6 and 48
7 and 54
7 and 57
8 and 46
8 and 53
9 and 30
9 and 45
10 and 36
10 and 41
13 and 52
13 and 58
15 and 46
15 and 53
16 and 46
16 and 53
18 and 40
20 and 42
20 and 48
22 and 40
23 and 59
23 and 64
23 and 67
24 and 63
26 and 49
27 and 63
28 and 40
29 and 46
29 and 53
30 and 9
32 and 42
32 and 48
33 and 46
33 and 53
36 and 10
36 and 43
38 and 42
38 and 48
39 and 39
40 and 18
40 and 22
40 and 28
41 and 10
41 and 43
42 and 6
42 and 20
42 and 32
42 and 38
43 and 36
43 and 41
45 and 9
46 and 2
46 and 8
46 and 15
46 and 16
46 and 29
46 and 33
48 and 6
48 and 20
48 and 32
48 and 38
49 and 5
49 and 26
52 and 3
52 and 13
53 and 2
53 and 8
53 and 15
53 and 16
53 and 29
53 and 33
54 and 4
54 and 7
57 and 4
57 and 7
58 and 3
58 and 13
59 and 23
63 and 24
63 and 27
64 and 23
67 and 23
answered 16 hours ago
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answered 16 hours ago
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answered 16 hours ago
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$begingroup$
20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
20+42 and 20+48 also work
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
30+16 isn't a solution
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
16 hours ago
add a comment |
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Just to clarify, are M and W intended to be 5 or 6 segments each? (They have 6 line segments but two appear to be joined into a single piece.)
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– Gareth McCaughan♦
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They need to be 6 each
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