1. Standard memberWildfire
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    15 Dec '05 01:50
    Originally posted by perihelion
    Is it bread = 218514,
    sqrt(bread) = 467.45481?
    Correct! There is no addition or multiplication in the problem.
  2. Standard membereldragonfly
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    15 Dec '05 01:52
    Originally posted by Wildfire
    Correct! There is no addition or multiplication in the problem.
    That was clever i must admit.
  3. Standard memberPBE6
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    15 Dec '05 03:09
    Originally posted by Wildfire
    Correct! There is no addition or multiplication in the problem.
    My dead grandmother could come up with a better problem than that.
  4. Standard memberBigDogg
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    15 Dec '05 04:50
    Originally posted by PBE6
    My dead grandmother could come up with a better problem than that.
    Agreed. My sympathies to those who wasted time on it.
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    15 Dec '05 05:34
    Originally posted by PBE6
    My dead grandmother could come up with a better problem than that.
    You know, you're right. The square root of grandmother is a whopping 267976568.59
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    15 Dec '05 13:27
    first one to find an english word (3 or more letters) with an integer square root wins!
  7. Standard memberBowmann
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    15 Dec '05 13:311 edit
    Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
    Agreed. My sympathies to those who wasted time on it.
    I have no sympathy. No sympathy at all.

    And what do you know about his dead grandmother?
  8. Standard memberBigDogg
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    15 Dec '05 16:45
    Originally posted by Bowmann
    I have no sympathy. No sympathy at all.

    And what do you know about his dead grandmother?
    She was quite the problemist in her day. Compared to this crap, she's Sam Loyd. 😀
  9. Standard memberThe Plumber
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    15 Dec '05 18:45
    Originally posted by iamatiger
    first one to find an english word (3 or more letters) with an integer square root wins!
    add
  10. Standard membereldragonfly
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    15 Dec '05 20:41
    Originally posted by iamatiger
    first one to find an english word (3 or more letters) with an integer square root wins!
    that
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    15 Dec '05 22:462 edits
    Originally posted by The Plumber
    add
    Well done plumber! I am still searching for a larger one (number or word length), if one exists then it is not easy to find!
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    15 Dec '05 22:48
    Originally posted by eldragonfly
    that
    ? sqrt(208120) = 456.2017098
  13. Standard memberBowmann
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    pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism

    Maybe. I'll let someone else check it.
  14. Standard membereldragonfly
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    16 Dec '05 02:07
    Originally posted by iamatiger
    ? sqrt(208120) = 456.2017098
    No i did it my way.
  15. Standard memberThe Plumber
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    16 Dec '05 03:01
    Originally posted by iamatiger
    Well done plumber! I am still searching for a larger one (number or word length), if one exists then it is not easy to find!
    You're right about that. Took about 30 minutes, but I found a common everyday 4-letter word: have

    Along the way, I found: pi, ave (as in ave maria - yeah, it's a stretch), up, and mix.
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