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The Wood Bucket

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Tony said:
The answer is M Working in rows, add together the numerical values of the left and right hand letters to give the numerical value of the central letter.

No one got this correct. :goesred:
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I got it correct. You Asked "Can you tell me which letter is missing from the lower middle hexagon?" I answered "NO". :funny::funny:
 
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Puzzle #10

Lets move on folks. :thumbs:

Puzzle #10 Which letter completes the puzzle??

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PM me as usual the answers please.




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Tony said:
Lets move on folks. :thumbs:

Puzzle #10 Which letter completes the puzzle??

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PM me as usual the answers please.




Jim 3
The Wood Bucket 4
Mattyd 4
Yorkshireman 1
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Answer = O
In each segment of the diagram are a pair of letters, one of which is the same distance from the start of the alphabet as the other is from the end.

Only 1 with the correct answer which was Yorkshireman :thumbs:

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Here is puzzle #11: Which number is missing from the bottom triangle?

PM me as usual the answers please. :bwink:
 
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The answer to #11 is 39 Working from top to bottom, double each number and subtract 1, then 2, then 3 etc.

Due to lack of interest i gave it up guys. :crybaby:
 
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