Three playing cards, removed from an ordinary deck, lie face down in a horizontal row.
Immediately to the right of the King there's a Queen or two.
Immediately to the left of a Queen there's a Queen or two.
Immediately to the left of a Heart there's a Spade or two.
Immediately to the right of a Spade there's a Spade or two.
Name the three cards in order.
(In reply to
re: Ravi by Ravi Raja)
Ravi, I don't, of course, mind that you have submitted so many problems (although, weighted or not, mine still take forever to be seen--that's besides the point). Many of the problems and many of the better problems on the site were yours, or submitted by you. All I'm saying is, is it really necessary to leave Trevor and I each comments merely telling us to read what you wrote Hank? I don't get it. Moreover, and the really the reason I said anything at all, what good does it do anyone in saying that Alpha Tiger made a mistake? First, it wasn't a mistake in solving the problem, it was just a typo. Second, if you look at the timestamp, he(she?) corrected it in less then two minutes after posting the first comment. It's one thing to debate a point, it's quite another to have absolutely nothing constructive to say and point out and harp on other peoples' simple mistakes. Just consider what you are saying to people before you post it.
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Posted by DJ
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