PRodQuanta
Oct1-04, 10:46 PM
Well, I answered this question in a different forum in quite a hurry. So, if you can get it first, hurray for you.
Problem:
You have a 14 digit number. The number begins with 4 and ends with 3.
The trick:
the number has two of each numbers 1-7 in it. The 7's have 7 spaces between them. The 6's have six spaces in between them. The 5's have 5 spaces in between them. So on and so forth, down to the 1's have 1 space between them.
Ready....
Set...
GO!!!
Paden Roder
Problem:
You have a 14 digit number. The number begins with 4 and ends with 3.
The trick:
the number has two of each numbers 1-7 in it. The 7's have 7 spaces between them. The 6's have six spaces in between them. The 5's have 5 spaces in between them. So on and so forth, down to the 1's have 1 space between them.
Ready....
Set...
GO!!!
Paden Roder