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Count in German (Posted on 2007-06-20) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Each different capital letter below represents a different digit. Each occurrence of the same capital letter represents the same digit.

ZWEI is a prime number.
DREI is a triangular number (that is, of the form n*(n+1)/2)
VIER is a perfect square.

What do DREI and VIER represent?

Added logic bonus:

If I told you there were no zeros anywhere, and I also told you that giving you the value of Z would allow you to figure out what ZWEI represented, what would you say the value of ZWEI is?

See The Solution Submitted by Charlie    
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  Subject Author Date
SolutionSolutionDej Mar2007-06-24 06:48:58
SolutionSolutionhoodat2007-06-22 14:33:39
Some ThoughtsMore AnswersK Sengupta2007-06-20 11:09:54
SolutionClaire2007-06-20 11:04:13
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