Topic: [ANN] iQCash CONTEST | Solve the puzzle to win BTC! SOLVED!!! Winner: lhvleao - page 6. (Read 3973 times)
November 20, 2017, 05:59:20 PM
Also I'm curious, what are you going to do if someone guesses the proper answer but doesn't provide an explanation? Will it just be ignored or will you publicly ask them "why?" or ... ?
November 20, 2017, 05:52:40 PM
I think we're getting too deep into the importance of primes but I'll try this guess: (26 or z)
If we place 26 in the centre square:
sum of all squares = 293 (prime)
sum of middle 3 rows = 229 (prime)
sum of middle 3 columns = 229 (prime)
Again the a² still has me bugged though, haha.
Are we sure the numerical representation of each letter is the right breakthrough? I think so but...
If we place 26 in the centre square:
sum of all squares = 293 (prime)
sum of middle 3 rows = 229 (prime)
sum of middle 3 columns = 229 (prime)
Again the a² still has me bugged though, haha.
Are we sure the numerical representation of each letter is the right breakthrough? I think so but...
November 20, 2017, 05:27:24 PM
Is it 55?
Sum of numbers for "currency" = 107
Sum of remaining numbers = 162
Difference between the two = 55.
Sum of numbers for "currency" = 107
Sum of remaining numbers = 162
Difference between the two = 55.
No, sorry.
November 20, 2017, 05:24:41 PM
Is it 55?
Sum of numbers for "currency" = 107
Sum of remaining numbers = 162
Difference between the two = 55.
Sum of numbers for "currency" = 107
Sum of remaining numbers = 162
Difference between the two = 55.
November 20, 2017, 04:02:44 PM
(9+3+3) + (16+18+15) =64
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
Nope.
November 20, 2017, 03:56:15 PM
(9+3+3) + (16+18+15) =64
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
Looks very plausible
In that case it could also be Hn or H' for Greek notation
November 20, 2017, 03:47:51 PM
(9+3+3) + (16+18+15) =64
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
H2 = Human Power
(17+3+8) + (11+5+20) =64
45 + 64 = 109 (prime number)
(H == 8 )
H2=64
H = Human
H2 = Human Power
November 20, 2017, 03:46:25 PM
Occam's razor
November 20, 2017, 03:40:27 PM
H2
You need to give an explanation in order to win....
November 20, 2017, 03:39:02 PM
H2
You need to give an explanation in order to win....
November 20, 2017, 03:36:55 PM
H2
November 20, 2017, 03:22:10 PM
New approach.
after conversion from letters to numbers, not all numbers are prime. So when I only add up the primes (17,3,19,3,23(25-2),3,11,5) you'll get 84.
Now 84 isn't prime. Next prime value is 89. Off by 5.
So the answer will be 5 because this is also a prime number.
after conversion from letters to numbers, not all numbers are prime. So when I only add up the primes (17,3,19,3,23(25-2),3,11,5) you'll get 84.
Now 84 isn't prime. Next prime value is 89. Off by 5.
So the answer will be 5 because this is also a prime number.
November 20, 2017, 03:11:18 PM
If someone comes in now and gets the correct answer, it will be off the back of other's work. So, it's really been a team effort.
It's only fair that contributors who were first to make breakthrough steps will receive a consolation prize TBD.
The first was obviously the conversion of the symbols to characters of the English alphabet.
Of the last 9 guesses above, there was one of these breakthroughs.
There is one to go.
It's only fair that contributors who were first to make breakthrough steps will receive a consolation prize TBD.
The first was obviously the conversion of the symbols to characters of the English alphabet.
Of the last 9 guesses above, there was one of these breakthroughs.
There is one to go.
Can't see what I'm missing here. conversion, substract, involution, adding up, prime numbers from the front........
November 20, 2017, 03:10:01 PM
The answer is L. The sum of 3rd column minus 2nd column and 3rd column minus 4th column are equal (without third row). The answer should be the average of 1(2nd column 3rd row) and 23(4th column 3rd row) which is 12. Latin 12th letter is l(L). The answer is in lowercase since all other lined squares have lowercase letters. Used same valuations with BudBudderly from highiqforum.
As second guess because currency spelling is read in lined squares. The letter L symbolizes Litecoin, which is Ł.
As second guess because currency spelling is read in lined squares. The letter L symbolizes Litecoin, which is Ł.
Can it be the letter Mu (μ).
November 20, 2017, 02:58:40 PM
If someone comes in now and gets the correct answer, it will be off the back of other's work. So, it's really been a team effort.
It's only fair that contributors who were first to make breakthrough steps will receive a consolation prize TBD.
The first was obviously the conversion of the symbols to characters of the English alphabet.
Of the last 9 guesses above, there was one of these breakthroughs.
There is one to go.
It's only fair that contributors who were first to make breakthrough steps will receive a consolation prize TBD.
The first was obviously the conversion of the symbols to characters of the English alphabet.
Of the last 9 guesses above, there was one of these breakthroughs.
There is one to go.
November 20, 2017, 11:04:56 AM
My answer is 7, though I think it's a shot in the dark.
The thing that makes me think we're not exactly on the right track though is why he'd bother putting a² if it was just going to represent 1 either way, why not just put a?
The thing that makes me think we're not exactly on the right track though is why he'd bother putting a² if it was just going to represent 1 either way, why not just put a?
Could just be a red herring.
November 20, 2017, 10:52:53 AM
My answer is 7, though I think it's a shot in the dark.
The three rows and columns currently sum up to 203.
The sum of the two solved rows = 90 and 68, both numbers that are the sum of 2 successive primes.
If we place 7 in the center, we get the sum of both three rows and columns each equalling 210 (again the sum of 2 successive primes, 103+107).
Also the middle row and column then sums to 52, another sum of two successive primes (23+29).
The thing that makes me think we're not exactly on the right track though is why he'd bother putting a² if it was just going to represent 1 either way, why not just put a?
The three rows and columns currently sum up to 203.
The sum of the two solved rows = 90 and 68, both numbers that are the sum of 2 successive primes.
If we place 7 in the center, we get the sum of both three rows and columns each equalling 210 (again the sum of 2 successive primes, 103+107).
Also the middle row and column then sums to 52, another sum of two successive primes (23+29).
The thing that makes me think we're not exactly on the right track though is why he'd bother putting a² if it was just going to represent 1 either way, why not just put a?
November 20, 2017, 09:47:16 AM
Maybe it's 34
90 , 45 + X , 68
45=90/2
X=68/2
X=34
90 , 45 + X , 68
45=90/2
X=68/2
X=34
November 20, 2017, 09:40:03 AM
cc
November 20, 2017, 09:10:08 AM
....On the other side of the coin the only missing prime is 41. So 41 must be in the equation....
41 is not the only prime that is misscing on the front. So I think that aint it.
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