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(#M40009073) OTHERS QUESTION Using 10 digits Keep an EYE

Three positive integers are formed by using all the 10 digits ( 0 -9).
The largest number is sum of other two numbers. Find these numbers.

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(#M40009072) OTHERS QUESTION light and shadow Keep an EYE

A wooden unit cube rests on a horizontal surface. A point light source a distance x above an upper vertex casts a shadow of the cube on the surface. The area of the shadow (excluding the part under the cube) is 35.
Find value of x.

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(#M40009071) OTHERS QUESTION abc puzzle Keep an EYE

Can you find the values of integers a, b, c so that a/b + b/c + c/a an integer.
where a# b#c
means a,b,c are not equal to each other.

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(#M40009028) OTHERS QUESTION Jack and Jill Keep an EYE

A hill of 440 yards is there. Two competitors JACK and JILL go up the hill, first JACK reaches the topmost and immediatly starts back and meet JILL 20 yards from the topmost point. Finally JACK reaches the starting point 0.5 minutes earler than JILL. Speed while coming down is 1.5 times the speed of going up. Find the time taken by JACK for whole journey (880 yards)?

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(#M40009027) OTHERS QUESTION weight of orange Keep an EYE

There is an unbalanced common balance ie., one side is heavier than the other.

If a 1kg weight is placed in left side it is equal to 8 oranges on the otherside.

If we weigh 1 kg on the right side it is equal to 2 oranges on the left side.
Find the weight of each orange

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(#M40009026) OTHERS QUESTION Bricks and holes Keep an EYE

A boy called James gets stuck on an island after his rubber boat gets swept out to sea. The only way to get off the island is with a colour code. There are 5 bricks and 5 holes in a wall. On the wall next to the holes it says:
A colour is concealed in each of these sentences. Each hole is marked with an A, B, C, D, or E. Put the colour brick in the corresponding slot to the sentence:

A) Temper or anger are signs of weakness.
B) The money is for Edward.
C) You'll find I got it elsewhere.
D) One dancer, I see, is out of step.
E) I am a gent and lady's man.

What colour brick did James put in each slot?

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