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Exciting Math Riddles

Math Riddle 1:

Which number do you think stands at the position of "G" in the sequence below?

16, 23, 28, 38, G, 62, 70

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 49
• 50
• 48
• 52

Math Riddle 2:

Sam is in a fix. He has 9 distinct toffees which he has to distribute among his 8 sons in a way each son gets at least one toffee. In how many ways is this possible?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 9
• 72 X 8
• 144 X 8
• 36 X 8

Math Riddle 3:

Emma was born somewhere between October 6 and 10 but not on these two dates. If we say we do not know her year of birth, what do you think is the chance for Emma to be born on a Saturday?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 0 or 1/3
• Cannot say
• 1/3 or 1/7
• 1/7 or 3/7

Math Riddle 4:

A study took a sample of exactly 2000 children to study their taste in chocolates. 1650 children said that they prefer dark chocolate, while 1075 children said that they prefer white chocolate. What do you think is the minimum possible number of children who picked both of the options?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• Cannot be said
• 725
• 350
• 925

Math Riddle 5:

Is there anything not right in the series below? If yes, which term has the problem?

1, 1.5, 3, 6, 22.5, 78.75, 315

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 6
• 315
• 1
• 22.5

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THE ANSWERS:

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Math Riddle 1:

Which number do you think stands at the position of "G" in the sequence below?

16, 23, 28, 38, G, 62, 70

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 49
• 50
• 48
• 52

Answer: 49

Math Riddle 2:

Sam is in a fix. He has 9 distinct toffees which he has to distribute among his 8 sons in a way each son gets at least one toffee. In how many ways is this possible?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 9
• 72 X 8
• 144 X 8
• 36 X 8

Answer: 36 x 8

Math Riddle 3:

Emma was born somewhere between October 6 and 10 but not on these two dates. If we say we do not know her year of birth, what do you think is the chance for Emma to be born on a Saturday?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 0 or 1/3
• Cannot say
• 1/3 or 1/7
• 1/7 or 3/7

Answer: 0 or 1/3

Math Riddle 4:

A study took a sample of exactly 2000 children to study their taste in chocolates. 1650 children said that they prefer dark chocolate, while 1075 children said that they prefer white chocolate. What do you think is the minimum possible number of children who picked both of the options?

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• Cannot be said
• 725
• 350
• 925

Answer: 725

Math Riddle 5:

Is there anything not right in the series below? If yes, which term has the problem?

1, 1.5, 3, 6, 22.5, 78.75, 315

HERE ARE YOUR OPTIONS:

• 6
• 315
• 1
• 22.5

Answer: 6

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