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    I make it 23
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    1/2 blue=3
    1/2 yellow=4
    1/2 red=2


    (3+3+2)x4=32

    How does your 23 work?


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    Quote Originally Posted by cambrensis View Post
    1/2 blue=3
    1/2 yellow=4
    1/2 red=2


    (3+3+2)x4=32

    How does your 23 work?


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    Your answer of 32 is correct, I would say - 3 + (3+2) x 4 = 32
    It's a trick question using the Bodmas rule!
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    Yes...as you see I did use BODMAS.

    As a boy in Junior school, I was away when this was introduced. At the first Maths lesson after my return, the master, forgetting this, asked me:

    "What is Bodmas?" (This is how I heard it, so have written it that way...)
    I thought for a second or two then thinking of Christmas, Michaelmas, etc, said: "Is it somebody's birthday, sir?" (Thinking...' I've never heard of St Bod!')

    Even today I think that was a fairly intelligent answer under the circumstances - I must have been about 7 years old! However, all the others laughed and I received the customary caning! Such a cruel world!

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    Ah, Cam, I also remember the rather frequent canings!
    (These were administered in RC school by nuns, in the infant school we got a slap on the legs, or a swipe of a large jam spoon on the palm of the hand.) Ouch!

    Fortunately I passed my 11 plus and went to St. Dominics Convent School For Girls, and the only punishment doled out was either detention, or bad marks - the most serious was a conduct mark. Three of those and you were out on your ear!
    Being a bit of a rebel, needless to say, I trod on very, very thin ice!

    Fortunately, our maths teacher was a MAN! Several of us had a crush on him, and never scived off a lesson which paid us well in our O and A level GCE results!
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    Well, I never attended a school which was RC, but have taught in a few. In the state system we were methodically caned all the way through to 6th form! I seems to have been a feature of that period of history rather than who ran the school. I did work in one Primary school (I usually taught Secondary) for a very short while. The head was a nun who was prone to grab the average yob by the shoulders when he was misbehaving, and shake him violently !! She was, of course, a Sister of Mercy!! I used to muse on what it might be that she talked about in confession!

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    Solved, but with difficulty on 2 and 3 as each contains a "spelling" error!! Made it more interesting though...please do not shoot the perpetrator!

    The error in number 2 puzzled me as I could not see what a geographical feature in the Holy Land had to do with anything...Number 3 meant I had to think laterally as to how somebody unfamiliar with a word might spell it!!

    Will send the list if needed....

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