Riddle #4

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  1. Phat Albert

    Phat Albert Well-Known Member

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    Find a 10 digit number that meets the following requirements. There is only one answer. Ten digits is like 0123456789.

    First digit: # of 0's in the whole number.
    Second digit: # of 1's in the whole number.
    Third digit: # of 2's in the whole number.
    Fourth digit: # of 3's in the whole number.
    Fifth digit: # of 4's in the whole number.
    Sixth digit: # of 5's in the whole number.
    Seventh digit: # of 6's in the whole number.
    Eight digit: # of 7's in the whole number.
    Ninth digit: # of 8's in the whole number.
    Tenth digit: # of 9's in the whole number.
     
  2. Bona Fide

    Bona Fide Well-Known Member

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    EDIT : Gotcha. I'll have to think about this one.
     
  3. Phat Albert

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    WRONG! You still dont understand the rules.
     
  4. CrimsonSinx

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    hard...
     
  5. DistantUK

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    6210001000

    6 0's
    2 1's
    1 2's
    0 3's
    0 4's
    0 5's
    1 6's
    0 7's
    0 8's
    0 9's
     
  6. Phat Albert

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    Winner ^^^^^^^^^^^^^. Sending now.
     
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    thnx it was very easy took me 2 minutes (no lie) to figure out
     
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    good job
     
  9. -Luke-

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    Exactly.
     
  10. SoFly

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    Just out of curiosity since I can't figure out what the directions mean, how did you get the answer?
     
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    DistantUK Senior Member

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    well i started off by having each number as 0,

    which would make the first number 9... so using that i carried on running through a few things realising it didn't work...

    to be honest it was just pick and choose the numbers here and there, at one points i thought it was 7210000100 but realised that weren't right..

    so it was a very quick version of trial and error.
     
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    Wow dude, very impressive.
     
  13. BoBo4eva

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    genius

    congrats
     
  14. [+]Specialized

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    lol you're smart ;)
     

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