LYNDON X B = JOHNSON
Question asked by Ramani Aswath in #Coffee Room on Apr 25, 2013
Ramani Aswath · Apr 25, 2013
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This is an old one that came up during Lyndon's presidential term.
LYNDON X B = JOHNSON
Each letter stands for a unique digit zero to nine.
When the letters are replaced by the corresponding digits the multiplication should work out. Posted in: #Coffee Room
LYNDON X B = JOHNSON
Each letter stands for a unique digit zero to nine.
When the letters are replaced by the corresponding digits the multiplication should work out. Posted in: #Coffee Room
Ramani Aswath · Apr 25, 2013
Rank A1 - PRO
Alfred Hitchcock could not stand suspense himself and used to read the end of detective stories first. I do not like leaving puzzles dangling.
Once solved the solver knows that it is correct.
For those who want to get the answer, the solution is here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27178479/LYNDON X B.doc
Once solved the solver knows that it is correct.
For those who want to get the answer, the solution is here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27178479/LYNDON X B.doc
rahul69 · Apr 25, 2013
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Got the answer😀 !! Sir u should have waited a little more to share the answer😔.
Anyways, really interesting problem 👍.
Anyways, really interesting problem 👍.
Ramani Aswath · Apr 25, 2013
Rank A1 - PRO
Congrats. Good that you got it. This is a straight forward reasoning puzzle. It first appeared in the Mathematical Games section (edited by Martin Gardner) of the 'Scientific American' in the Sixties.
The solution was put up for those who may not want to put in the effort to solve.
The answer is not open. You have to get the word file and open it to see it. It is not up front visible.
The solution was put up for those who may not want to put in the effort to solve.
The answer is not open. You have to get the word file and open it to see it. It is not up front visible.
