15 Cents
Logic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
On a piece of paper, make a 3x3 grid with squares that are 1 inch long. Next, get three nickels and three dimes. Can you place the six coins in the squares such that each row, column, and diagonal each have 15 cents? Only one coin is allowed per square.
For those who don't know American currency, a nickel is 5 cents and a dime is 10 cents.
HintThe three nickels will be arranged on the same line.
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Answer
[N][E][D]
[D][N][E]
[E][D][N]
N = nickel (5 cents)
D = dime (10 cents)
E = empty
All other solutions are reflections or rotations.
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Comments
Pizzazz2u   
Nov 02, 2006
| You have 2 different combinations, but it is a quicky!  |
scallio   
Nov 02, 2006
| No problemo!
Quick, fun, entertaining... thanks!
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Question_Mark   
Nov 03, 2006
| It was pointless telling us what a nickel and a dime is if we cant use them (well I cant anyway) |
Question_Mark   
Nov 03, 2006
| Okay, I am such a doofus! I could just use a 5p and 10p coins.  |
cowman12 
Nov 05, 2006
| Fun, Entertaining, and Quick! I really liked it. |
Punk_Rocker   
Nov 07, 2006
| Fun, but really easy. I liked it. |
irar1792   
Nov 10, 2006
| i found another solution, but one diagonal would be 0 |
calmsavior   
Nov 12, 2006
| yeah, it probably looked something like this:
[D][N][E]
[N][E][D]
[E][D][N]
but the upward diagonal has 0 cents. |
jsdodgers   
Jan 18, 2007
| Fun, but WAY too easy |
colours
Feb 05, 2007
| Coolness! Loved it! |
McBobby1212  
Mar 01, 2007
| i didn't bother to use a paper and coins,so it made it hard for me because i could figure out that there were empty squares |
xdbtcp   
Sep 01, 2009
| NDE
END
DEN
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