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Rebuses No. 2 - Can you identify the movie titles?

2009-07-06T11:01:07Z

NEW !!! - Rebuses No. 1

2009-06-23T21:15:39Z

*Rebuses No. 1*<[link]>
Enjoy!

Do I have enough days

2005-08-18T11:46:53Z

Here is the puzzle
I have 181 people to train in 56 working days (8hrs). I have 21
modules each takes 1 day to complete. My end date to complete the
training is 20th January 2006 at three locations and I canot have more
than 8 people per session, what is my start date for the training?
alternatively if I can only start the training on 14th November when

Re: round pipe

2005-07-18T09:27:09Z

maybe we can modify dhruv's solution a little bit. First, we do as
dhruv said, measure the volume of the whole pipe and compare it with
the theoretical value. If it is wrong, we know that it is not even all
the way. If it is correct, we can now fill up the pipe to half its
length and then compare that value to half of the theoretical volume of

Re: round pipe

2005-07-14T15:51:16Z

I don't agree totally with dhruv. The inner diameter of the pipe may not be
the same all along the length but still the volume may be same as the
theoritical volume. The diameter at one place may be more and the other
place it may be less, but the whole volume may be the same (pi* r^2* L). I

Re: round pipe

2005-07-13T22:32:10Z

Hi,
according to theory the volume of the pipe is pi * (r^2) * L.
Now fill the pipe with some fluid which won't stick to the inner
surface of the pipe. measure the volume of the fluid and compare it
with the theoritical value.
if the values are equal then the diameter is same throughout the pipe

round pipe

2005-07-12T21:39:18Z

Hi group,
I have a pipe of length 6' .Its ID is 11.25" and OD is 12.75".I need to
find whether the pipe has same diameter everywhere.Please give solution
using simple tools.Circumfrence measurement using a soft tape is not a
good solution as chances of error are too much.
Inside diameter is more important need to be varified.

Re: math puzzle

2005-06-29T20:15:44Z

Eventually, I'd like for this to be a really good mailing
list for puzzles.

So far, this has mostly attracted spam postings, which I
have removed, and postings of classic puzzles from the
rec.puzzles FAQ

[link]

On Orkut, I moderate the Puzzles group there. It has over
twelve thousand members, but 95% of the puzzles come directly

Re: math puzzle

2005-06-17T14:17:47Z

is anybody out there ... i dont want this group to die out this way....

Re: math puzzle

2005-06-07T10:23:28Z

from the rules you gave it is not clear if the solution below is
cheating...

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6*4/ 1^3
(elevation is usualy written without any symbol, but I am not sure
people will read this message with a monospace font)

math puzzle

2005-06-06T13:07:36Z

using 6,4,3,1 produce 24.
conditions:
1)use all the digits(6,4,3,1)only once.
2)use only +,-,/,* without repetition(may not use all).
3)you cannot combine digits( e.g. 6 & 4 don't make 64).

AddleCross #1

2005-03-24T16:58:50Z

AddleCross is a sort of criss-cross word puzzle scavenger hunt. The
addling part is that the simple clues all refer to kooky factoids
sprinkled on the web page. Also odd is that you actually print out (how
antique) the puzzle and fill it in to solve it. No prizes. And it is
free. Good clean fun, and makes you think.

Re: Which fits better?

2005-02-07T14:48:53Z

Depends on what you mean by "fits"

Re: Kaprekar's constant:6174

2005-02-03T10:29:49Z

sorry 4 the confusion created
anywayz,i keep posting more math puzzles,but i've got my exams dis
month,after i complete 'em i get into touch
bye 4 now

A tshirt with four lines #s\>; o>LJ?e6e1` &mjGi 6TuLr4pU;?

2005-02-01T12:36:21Z

What could be the meaning of a tshirt with these four lines?...
o>LJ?e6e1`
&mjGi
6TuLr4pU;?
On the second line that 1 might be an l instead.