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26 Oct 24
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A bat and a ball cost £1.10p in total.
The bat cost £1 more than the bat - so how much did the bat cost?
The bat cost £1 more than the bat - so how much did the bat cost?
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you failed the test , and you set the question.
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He's Batty.
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£1.05
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It was a typo.
 A bat and a ball cost £1.10p in total. The bat cost £1 more than the ball - so how much did the bat cost? |
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I'm dyslexic, but I can count!
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Blackburn gets the prize.
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Blackbarn might have waited for the 85% of folk that get it wrong.
Well played B. |
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you would think that 100% of people on here would get that right.
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Perhaps Swifty, but how many would solve the Monty Hall problem? Even though I always end up understanding it, I still have to go through the logic again every time I look at it - nothing will make it instantly intuitive.
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The issue with the monty hall problem is that it sometimes isn't made clear that the door opened by the presenter is always an empty one.
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i read there were 2 goats, one car.
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presumably that version was directly translated from kazakh
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they'd be able to smell the goat(s)
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Thanks Mac , thread of the week
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