Some brain teasers Please look and try

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The discussion revolves around a set of brain teasers presented by a user, which include clues for three different puzzles with specified letter counts for their answers. The first teaser hints at a five-letter word related to "white" and "squared." The second involves a visual representation with the phrase "x marks the spot," leading to a four-letter answer. The third teaser consists of a long string of letters, with a ten-letter answer expected. However, participants express frustration over the vagueness of the clues, finding them uninspiring and difficult to engage with. There are requests for additional context or clarification regarding the origin of the teasers, as the ambiguity detracts from the challenge.
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Some brain teasers~~~~Plz look and try...

Hey i have a couple brain teasers please take a look. I will gave how many letter and words the answer is. This isn't really php code its just easier so the text is formatted right for the x thing.

PHP:
1)     White, 3F, squared            ( the answer is 5 letters long)
PHP:
2)       X              X
      _________      ________  hint: x marks the spot (answer is 4 letters)
 
         X              X

PHP:
3) wajmmajbhtptfpbljghgachcmrtwhchrtekjnfcrbcb  (answer is 10 letters)
Please guess away at any of them
 
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Has anyone tried these (just curious).
 
Ubern0va said:
Has anyone tried these (just curious).

I dunno-- they're so incredibly vague that I'm not inspired to even try. Maybe it's necessary that they're so vague, but to me (and apparently to others?) it's just uninspiring.

DaveE
 
My thoughts exactly! I started to look for possible solutions, but quickly the vagueness turned me off because I don't even know what I'm looking for.
 
Can you give us some context? Where did you get these from? It looks like a joke.
 
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