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Old 27-07-2005, 22:40   #9
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Re: brainteaser

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Originally Posted by MetaWraith
Got it straight away here too.




Easy if you understand that
Ball = cost of ball.


Bat = 100 + Ball
Total = 110


Writing a simple equation gives
Total = Bat + Ball = 1 + Ball +Ball




Thus 2 Balls = 10p which means 1 Ball = nah.....ain't worth a spoiler.



This all happened so fast I doubt if i spent more than 2 seconds thinking about it. Certainly took longer to write this post.
simpler to think that the difference has to be £1 so split the remainder which is 10p between th two items and then add the £1 to the bat
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