Simple

[Webb]

2

[Jetranger]

Yip ~ I gots it - tha answer to dat last Question ,,

Took me about 3.7 seconds to Figure it out

Its so Easy, its ridlicious

According to my Calculations , and I figured it 25 different ways - to double check myself,,,

I Calculated the Answer to that last Question as :

- 1,799, 468, 573

OK - Now , what do I WIN

If, I get my choiuce of Prizes , I'd take an all expense paid 2 week stay to Aruba

or Maui Hawaii

How about Bimini

Maybe even FIJI

the Carribean

Better yet - how bout BORA BORA

I'll await and hope I WON something so the FREE Round trip tickets all expense paid 2 week vacation can be sent to me ASAP !

Thank You for this Unique Opportunity

Name being withheld upon Request of Notification , please NO Press or Reporters , I just don't want the Publicity

[Brian Z]

Wait, did you answer it yourself at the bottom there?

[Webb]

Yes, the answer is 2. Why is it 2?

[Brian Z]

Hm, and I figured because pre-school children can solve it in 5-10 minutes, the answer was "I gotta go potty!"

[Brian Z]

Well, trying to look at it remembering that pre-schoolers have very little math skill and usually haven't been introduced to the concept of zero... still not seeing it. It's going to be head-smacking simple when someone does explain it.

[Webb]

Count the circles.

[Steve M]

I guess I'll put my pocket calculator back in the desk drawer. Been looking for the answer for three days now!

[Hawkeye07]

Thanks Webb! Now I have to go back on my medication because of you and your *^>"<$@! MATH PROBLEM!!!!!!!!!
3 out of 5 voices in my head liked it, 1 hasn't solved it yet and the last 1 has to go potty!

HAWK

[Fozzer]

Getting older doesn't mean getting wiser... ...

I need to be a pre-school child again!.... ...!

These sort of puzzles always give me a headache!

Paul... ...!

[Brian Z]

Count the circles.

Well, there's 16 0's, but I don't see how that makes the answer 2.
I did figure it must come down to counting-- that's about the extent of a pre-schooler's math skills.

[Fozzer]

Count the circles.

Well, there's 16 0's, but I don't see how that makes the answer 2.
I did figure it must come down to counting-- that's about the extent of a pre-schooler's math skills.

The last question...2581= ? ? ?

Answer = 2

2581.....8 = 2 circles!

Paul... ...!

[Jetranger]

Ok,

I Tink, I gots the Answer,,

My Teacher was so very very helpful at arriving at not only the Answer , but, How ya arrive at the Answer !

its Simple really

Here - watch this Instructional Video on Mathmathetics and you'll learn to be good at any Math problem too !!!

Link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjxcC10Gvxk

[Hawkeye07]

I finally figured it out after I went back and looked at Webb's clue again. Afterwards I copied it down and gave it to my 13 year old math wiz daughter to solve. It took her 15 minutes without the clue. 0000=4 is what she said did it for her.

HAWK

[Fozzer]

I finally figured it out after I went back and looked at Webb's clue again. Afterwards I copied it down and gave it to my 13 year old math wiz daughter to solve. It took her 15 minutes without the clue. 0000=4 is what she said did it for her.

HAWK

The little-ones put us; "oldies" to shame!... ...!

Me?....I just haven't got the patience to figure-out puzzles...I generally ask someone else for the answer... ...!

Paul....too laid-back for my own good!.. ...!