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          Client Informed Newsletter November/December 2016 – Coffee Break Answers Page

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            The November/December edition of the BE Offices and &Offices client newsletter is out now.

            Please see below for the answers to our coffee break puzzles and brain teasers.

            Wordsearch

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            Word Scramble

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            Hidato

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            Sudoku

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            What do you see?

            This painting is called Optical Illusion by John Langdon. You can see both words in the image.

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            Brainteaser – Filling the Pool
            Because there are 24 hours in one day, in one hour fills the first tap 1/48, the second tap 1/72, the third tap 1/96 and the fourth tap fills 1/6 of the reservoir. That is all together (6+4+3+48) / 288 = 61/288. The reservoir will be full in 288/61 hours, which is 4 hours 43 minutes and about 17 seconds.

             

            Floating Fish Matchstick Puzzle

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            How Many Balls?

            30!

            It’s very difficult to count an actual number of balls but it can be counted mathematically as follows:

            Balls in the lowest level, level 1 – 4 x 4 = 16

            Level 2 – 3 x 3 = 9

            Level 3 – 2 x 2 = 4

            Level 4 – 1

            Summing up: 16 + 9 + 4 + 1 = 30

             

            We hope you enjoyed your coffee break and these brain teasers, do send your suggestions for inclusion in the next issue of Client Informed.

             

             

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