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Comment Board Trivia	by Nea	2002-07-12 00:00:47
Visiting her Dad in L.A.	by trulla	2002-07-12 00:11:42
Hard to say	by Control	2002-07-12 00:37:22
there's literally thousand of possible ways to explain these answers. for example: 1: Divide by three and add the number of digits of the starting number: 12/3+2=6, 6/3+1=3, 10/3+1=4.33333.... 2: Convert the number to binary. Count the binary digits. Answer is number of pairs that can be drawn from the number of digits: 12 = 1100 (6 pairs possible), 6 = 110 (3 pairs possible), 10 = 1010(6 pairs possible). I'm sure there's many more, but these are the only ones that popped into my mind at short notice. Next question: what is special about the number 41 and prime numbers (except that it is a prime itself)?
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lol	by trulla	2002-07-12 01:13:10

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