Steve Aoki (steve)

Steve Aoki is a marketing media head by profession. He loves to squeeze some time from his busy schedule to write. He has published several media articles on online portals. Writing puzzles is a hobby he can't let go of.

#31 - Can You Solve This Math Problem

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On a bright morning, Ashley and Cecilia decided to take out their old cars from the garage and check their speeds. Just to make things for interesting, they decided to race and find out whose car was fast. So they halted their car at the starting point and began with full throttle till the finish line.

When both the car crossed the finishing line, they realized that Ashley's car was 1.2 times faster than Cecelia. Also, Cecelia had reached the finishing line 1 minutes 30 seconds later than Ashley. Ashley's car had reached the finishing line at an average speed of 60 Km/h.

With all this data given, can you find out the total distance between the starting and the finishing lines?

#32 - Palindrome Number Riddle

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There can be myriad ways to create a palindrome. One day, I thought of making my own palindrome. I thought of a number and then decided to add the reversed number to it. Sadly, I did not get a palindrome.

So I kept repeating this step and eventually I succeeded in creating a palindrome. I don't know if you can always create a palindrome using this method but I was able to generate one of four digits.

Can you tell me the number at which I started?

#33 - Math Problem For High School

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It was raining and a water drop accumulated itself over a leaf. It fell down to another leaf and lost 1/4th of its volume. It then fell off to another leaf losing 1/5th of its volume. After that it fell to another leaf losing 1/6th of its volume. This was process was repeated again and again till the water drop reached the last leaf and lost 1/75th of its volume.

Seeking the facts given in the question, will you be able to determine the accurate percentage of loss in the volume of the water drop when it is on the last leaf from its initial volume?

#34 - Interesting Coin Probability Puzzle

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A man tosses three coins in the air. When they land, he finds that two of the coins have heads up and one has tails up.

What is the probability that when the coins are tossed again, they will land again with two heads up and one tails up.

Please note that the coins are unbiased.

#35 - Solve Algebra Equation Problem

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    DONALD
+ GERALD
= ROBERT

In the above sum, each letter can be corresponded to a number. Following a pattern, you can decode it all and form an actual numeric sum.

For your help, we are providing you with one:
D = 5.

#36 - Find This Number

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Let's play a game. I have all the ten digits of numbers available. I use all the digits just once to create a number of ten digits. Can you find out what number I have in mind using the following clues?

One digit is divisible by 1.
Two digits are divisible by 2.
Three digits are divisible by 3.
Four digits are divisible by 4.
Five digits are divisible by 5.
Six digits are divisible by 6.
Seven digits are divisible by 7.
Eight digits are divisible by 8.
Nine digits are divisible by 9.
Ten digits are divisible by 10.

#37 - Tricky But Simple Maths Equation

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2^987 - 2^986

#38 - Trick Interesting Maths puzzle

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There are three cars in a racing track. The track is made forming a perfect circle and is quite wide so that at one time, multiple cars can pass through it. The car which is leading is driving at 55 MPH and the slowest car is driving at 45 MPH. The car that is in middle of these two is driving in between the two speeds. For the time being you can say that the distance between the fastest car and the middle car is x miles and it is same between the middle car and the slowest car. Also, x is not equal to 0 or 1.

The car keeps running till the leading car catches up with the slowest car and then every car stops. Given the case, do you think that at any point, the distance between any two pairs will again become x miles?

#39 - Maths Drawing Puzzle

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You are given a wooden board with dimensions 6 feet x 3 feet. In front of you is a hole with dimensions 9 feet x 2 feet. You are asked to cut that board in two pieces such that you can cover the hole with them completely.

Now keep in mind that you can only cut it into two pieces and the hole must be completely covered with them. You can't place the boards overlapping each other and the board should not be extending outside the edges.

Can you do it?

#40 - Math Trivia Brain Teaser

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Which three dimensional consists of just two surfaces ?

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