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Date Posted: 09:30:24 09/18/04 Sat
Author: Bishakha
Subject: Re: Help me solve this riddle
In reply to: dj 's message, "Help me solve this riddle" on 10:30:54 09/25/03 Thu

>Help me solve this riddle...PLEASE!!

>Dr. Sloth protects his computer system from those pesky Grundos by incorporating a secret code that only he knows how to work out. Two numbers appear on his screen, and he can't log in until he types in a third number, related to the first two.

However, certain Grundo spies kept an eye on him as he entered the secret code several times. For instance, when 1 and 2 appeared on the screen, he typed in 9 to log in. When 3 and 4 appeared, he typed in 20. When 5 and 6 appeared, he typed in 12.

Finally, when it was safe to do so, a Grundo spy broke in and started up the computer. The numbers 17 and 12 appeared on the screen.

What number should the Grundo spy type in to gain access to Dr. Sloth's computer?

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  • Re: Help me solve this riddle -- shirley, 07:20:34 09/21/04 Tue
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