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Brainteaser for April 7, 2010

Question:
Insert any of the following math symbols: + – * / or ( ), between any of the numbers on the left to make the equation true. Numbers without symbols between them join together to form a single number ie: 2 5 becomes 25.

4 1 4 3 = 111

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Brainteaser for April 6, 2010

Question:
Hidden in the set of letters below is a 10 letter word.
The last letter R has been placed aside.
Beginning with the first letter of the word which may be in any of the nine positions.
spell the word by moving up down sideways or diagonally to adjac ent letters.

A L C O C U R T A L

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Brainteaser for April 5, 2010

Question:
My daughter Melissa came to me and made a bet. She bet me that she could come up with something that she could do that I could not no matter how hard I tried. She proved herself correct and won an ice cream cone what did she do?

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Brainteaser for April 4, 2010

Question:
A customer went into a pet shop and bought 2 rabbits plus half of the remaining rabbits. A second customer bought three rabbits plus a third of the remaining rabbits. A third customer bought four rabbits plus a fourth of the remaining rabbits. And so on until it was no longer possible to continue without splitting rabbits.

How many customers went away satisfied?

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Brainteaser for April 3, 2010

Question:
What have the numbers 3 7 8 40 50 and 60 in common that no other whole numbers have?

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Brainteaser for April 2, 2010

Question:
If the puzzle you solved before you solved the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved before you solved this one was harder than the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved before you solved this one was the puzzle you solved before you solved this one harder than this one?

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Brainteaser for April 1, 2010

Question:
Put the appropriate plus or minus signs into the correct places to make the equation true.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 = 1

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Brainteaser for March 31, 2010

Question:
Use the digits 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 once only to make the following equation work. ? ? X ? —– ? ? ?

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Brainteaser for March 30, 2010

Question:
The following was originally a list of five-letter words but in each case two consecutive letters (but never the first two) have been removed.
The 26 missing letters are all different.
What was the original list?

A N T A S S B A Y C O Y D I M E E L F A R M A R P I E S E E T I E T O P W I N

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Brainteaser for March 29, 2010

Question:
The words bubble and babble both have three b’s. Can you think of a word with three that does not start with b?

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