Creativity test

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 19-07-2005 21:17

Er, I guess this isn't maths.

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 19-07-2005 21:18

It is maths

@Kisa: Which of them can be divided by two? lol

Post by **Kisa** » 19-07-2005 21:19

Not?
Ok: 83 can be divided into 6 and 9

@Nicky: By 2 or in 2? I thought, this is not the same?!

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 19-07-2005 21:19

Any of them.

Post by **Kisa** » 19-07-2005 21:20

Not evenly. Only 56 and 164 ...

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 19-07-2005 21:20

Any of them is right

How can you add a single line to IX (roman numeral for nine) to make it an even number?

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 19-07-2005 21:21

IIX = 8.

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 19-07-2005 21:21

If you don't require an integer answer

8 is VIII

Is LX a number?

Post by **Kisa** » 19-07-2005 21:22

Would you please explain me the other question first?

LX is 60

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 19-07-2005 21:22

It's 60.

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 19-07-2005 21:23

You can divide any number by 2. 3/2=1.5 for example

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 19-07-2005 21:23

@Nickspoon: I is three lines

and IIX is not 8 anyway.

@Jooly: LX is a number and even but again the I has the top and bottom dashes so it cant become an L

Post by **Kisa** » 19-07-2005 21:24

Why not? I don't think the Romans used serif fonts ...

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 19-07-2005 21:24

But in modern times they tend to have the top and bottom lines

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 19-07-2005 21:24