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Hi Jo @johamilton 🤗
Great puzzle 👌
Right now, I cannot figure out the first 2 riddles. But, answers for 3rd and 4th....
3) 100 years / 365 days in a year / 24 hours in a day / 60 minutes per an hour / 60 seconds in a minute;
4) If we take out the first letter and place it at the end, then read it in that order, the word will be same. We recently talked about these words in our study group 😃
** Just searched for the name 😁... these words are called as "Pallindromes"
1.Answer: The time and date will be 01:01:01 on 01/01/01.
2.Answer: Conversation took place on January 1 and her birthday was on December 31.
3.Answer: 60 : 100 years in a century, 365 days in a year, 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour and 60 seconds in a minute.
4.If you move the first letter to the end of the word, it forms the same word backwards.
Banana = ananab
Here is my answer.
1. Answer: The time and date will be 01:01:01 on 01/01/01.
2. Answer: Conversation took place on January 1 and her birthday was on December 31.
3. Answer: 60: 100 years in a century, 365 days in a year, 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 seconds in a minute.
4.If you move the first letter to the end of the word, it forms the same word backwards.
Banana = ananab
Great contest @johamilton. Good work for the grey matter! My answers:
1) Time and date are: 01:01:01 and 01/01/01
2) Birthday is 31 December. Two days ago (30 December), she was 22; yesterday (31 December) was her 23rd birthday. Today is 1 January, when the conversation is taking place, so this year she will be 24 and next year she will be 25 years old.
3) 60 - 100 years in a century; 365 days in a year; 24 hours in a day; 60 minutes in an hour; therefore 60 seconds in one minute.
4) If you remove the first letter of each one, they read the same backwards and forwards - or you can move the first letter of each word to the end and they will read the same as the original word when read backwards.
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