[QUOTE=Rixwan;283376]Friday



D->W


its F (but somewhere in back of my mind i think its something else)[/QUOTE]

I found the correct answers, and your are correct as well (dont go to the back of your mind :D)

Only two more to be unriddled:

[COLOR=navy]If Emily is related to Bella and Anderson is related to Theodore, then Glen is related to Paul??? true or false[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]...3; 8; 15; 35; 48; 63; ??? what comes next [/COLOR]

[COLOR=black]There is a typo in the last one; the correct is:[/COLOR]
[COLOR=navy]...3; 8; 15; 24; 35; 48; 63; ??? (missed 24)[/COLOR]


Here are few very difficult ones, so I will also give you options for those:

[COLOR=navy]1. If 2 is to 7, then 11 is to ??? [/COLOR][COLOR=black](17, 15, 19, 21)[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]2. If 26 is to 3 then what is to 4 [/COLOR][COLOR=black](37, 63, 27, 65)[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]3. If 4 is to 32, then 5 is to ??? [/COLOR][COLOR=black](50, 25, 61, 45)[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]4. If 20 is to 410, then 12 is to ??? [/COLOR][COLOR=black](110, 244, 200, 150)[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]5. 42->60; 53->??? [/COLOR][COLOR=black](44, 80, 71, 17)[/COLOR]

[COLOR=navy]6. If drama is to stage, then film is to ??? [COLOR=black](Screen, Theatre, Ticket, Spectator)[/COLOR] [/COLOR]

(Thats all :dd)

as these are very short questions, the logic lies entirely in the first part, you have to discover it. flooks are not allowed, hence all answers must come with a logical explanation. ;)

@Above:

...3; 8; 15; 24; 35; 48; 63; 80

4. If 20 is to 410, then 12 is to 150(110, 244, 200, 150) Formula is like (N*N)+(N/2) means (20*20)+(20/2)=410, similarly (12*12)+(12/2)=150

5. 42->60; 53->71 (44, 80, 71, 17) simply addition of 18

6. If drama is to stage, then film is to ??? (Screen, Theatre, Ticket, Spectator)

Theatre is right.

[QUOTE=usmanamjad877;283386]4. If 20 is to 410, then 12 is to 150(110, 244, 200, 150) Formula is like (N*N)+(N/2) means (20*20)+(20/2)=410, similarly (12*12)+(12/2)=150
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Absolutely Correct.. ;)

[QUOTE=usmanamjad877;283386]5. 42->60; 53->71 (44, 80, 71, 17) simply addition of 18
[/QUOTE]

The answer is correct and the explanation also seems fair enough, but I had different logic.. it was both numbers had to be even or odd, and the sum of figures in both numbers should be same (42=4+2=6, 60=6+0=6 and both are even numbers)...

guess what, I just discovered that if you add 18 to any 2 digit number, it will produce similar result as my logical explanation :D. (If I had not placed 71 and only placed 17, it would have been very difficult then :dd, guess I made it easy myself)

[QUOTE=usmanamjad877;283386]6. If drama is to stage, then film is to ??? (Screen, Theatre, Ticket, Spectator)

Theatre is right.
[/QUOTE]

No marks on answers without explanation (I mean even the flook is not correct :dd)

Film is to Screen.

[QUOTE=Last Island;283402]Film is to Screen.[/QUOTE]

Yeaa, no logical explanation required I guess, if theatre is not correct then obviously it had to be :evil

[QUOTE=mhmmdkashif;283403]Yeaa, no logical explanation required I guess, if theatre is not correct then obviously it had to be :evil[/QUOTE]

It was obvious. Theater main konsi film hoti hai bhala. :)

[QUOTE=Last Island;283404]It was obvious. Theater main konsi film hoti hai bhala. :)[/QUOTE]

main bhi yehi sochta tha, magar kisi american se baat cheet barhi to pata laga ke yeh log "Cinema" ko "Theatre" kehte hain :dd

the explanation of the question was drama is displayed on stage and movie is displayed on screen :D

[QUOTE=mhmmdkashif;283405]main bhi yehi sochta tha, magar kisi american se baat cheet barhi to pata laga ke yeh log "Cinema" ko "Theatre" kehte hain :dd[/QUOTE]

Unhon ne kafi kuch badal diya hai. Werna pehltay "theatre" stage ko kehtay thay. Ab jo literature main ne parha hai, us ke hisab se theatre Stage hi hai. :)

4. If 20 is to 410, then 12 is to ??? (110, 244, 200, 150)

Ans: 150

[QUOTE=Last Island;283406]Unhon ne kafi kuch badal diya hai. Werna pehltay "theatre" stage ko kehtay thay. Ab jo literature main ne parha hai, us ke hisab se theatre Stage hi hai. :)[/QUOTE]

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