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r3m1e4o2 g6a1d2d3n5i4 (Posted on 2003-09-05) Difficulty: 2 of 5
A3W1T4H2 S2I1 W2O3T1 U3P1S4L2 E4E5T1R3H2?

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Solution x2l4n6i9n11o10a5t8a7p3e1 (e6i4p2o3s1l5r7) Comment 13 of 13 |
(In reply to o2u4i6n8o7t5l3s1 by K Sengupta)

The number following each letter inclusive of a word, represents the position of the said letter in the said word.

For example, the first coded word in the title is "r3m1e4o2", and accordingly r,m,e and o respectively assumes the 3rd position, 1st position, 4th position and the 2nd position in the word, so that the decoded version of the word is "more".

Proceeding in a similar manner, we obtain the title and the problem text as follows:

Title : More adding

Problem Text: "What is two plus three?"

Clearly, the answer to the decoded version of the query posited in the problem text is "five".

The letters preceding f,i,v,e can be any permutation of (1,2,3,4) with the exception of (1,2,3,4)itself, since that is the natural position of the four letters in the word.

Also, the occurance of the letters f,i,v and e can be in any arbitrary order except in the exact order f,i,v,e.

Consequently, there would be many feasible answers in terms of the said permutations, and one of the possible answers is indeed "I2E4V3F1". 

Edited on November 8, 2008, 1:18 am
  Posted by K Sengupta on 2008-11-08 00:56:37

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