GeekDad Puzzle of the Week Solution – Excessive Sums
Did you find the number of positive integers under 1,000,000 that cannot be written as the sum of exactly two Excessive Numbers?
Continue ReadingDid you find the number of positive integers under 1,000,000 that cannot be written as the sum of exactly two Excessive Numbers?
Continue ReadingWere you able to circumnavigate with the fewest number of planes? If so, then the $50 ThinkGeek Gift Certificate may have your name on it!
Continue ReadingDid you determine if 8 queens could be put on a chess board simultaneously? If so, in how many ways? Did you win the $50 ThinkGeek gift certificate?
Continue ReadingWere you able to determine the number of counting numbers under 10 million without any squared factors?
Continue ReadingJust how many cones can my local ice creamery make? Find out in the solution to this week’s GeekDad Puzzle of the Week!
Continue ReadingWere you able to find the numeric auction bidding signs that required a “bottom bar” to avoid possible bidding confusion?
Continue ReadingWere you able to determine the rivers’ names, given that their vowels were washed away?
Continue ReadingWere you able to decipher the Presidential quote?
Continue ReadingDid you find a set of triplets that let me and 14 other parents park in three parking spots over 7 days, and have no one meet the same parent twice?
Continue ReadingCan you find the largest and smallest value of the function listed with strips of digits pulled from the grid?
Continue ReadingDid you calculate the number of distinct capacitance values that can be created using up to 10 identical 60 µF capacitors?
Continue ReadingWere you able to determine how each State ranked along the various continuum? Did you solve this week’s stately cypher?
Continue ReadingWere you able to put the Bacon-related movie titles and co-star names back together?
Continue ReadingThis past puzzle as previously posted: Crossword puzzles are fun, but they can be found in most any newspaper. CrossNumber puzzles are not only more fun, but are found almost exclusively here on GeekDad! Clues: Across 0. Bond 2. length of Marianas (km) 4. 1Z (Base 36) 6. Cr 8. PMs in Oman or Yemen […]
Continue ReadingDo you have the geek culture, math, pop culture, and history chops to solve our latest CrossNumber puzzle?
Continue ReadingDid you find the sets of four primes with 3 or fewer digits that can be selected pairwise in any combination to be stuck together in either order and always make a new prime?
Continue ReadingWere you able to determine each child’s favorite food and ride? If so, $50 from ThinkGeek could be yours!
Continue ReadingYarr… Did ye determine how much the found pirate booty was fetchin’, and how much each buccaneer hauled home?
Continue ReadingWere you able to correctly combine the bigrams and trigrams to create words and names relevant to the season?
Continue ReadingDid you find (to the nearest quadrillion) the number of distinct ways can we grid off our 12″ x 120″ backsplash?
Continue ReadingDid you determine that to make farm goods was to “produce produce?” Did you correctly find the homophones, heteronyms, and oronyms in this week’s puzzle?
Continue ReadingWere you able to find the set of multiplicands of each digits size that make the largest and smallest palindromic product? Is the ThinkGeek prize yours?
Continue ReadingDid you correctly simulate or calculate the odds for each player winning a game of Black Eye? Is the $50 ThinkGeek certificate prize for this week’s GeekDad Puzzle of the Week have your name on it?
Continue ReadingDid you find all the words that add up to 42, like MATH (13+1+20+8)? Is the $50 ThinkGeek Gift Certificate in your name?
Continue ReadingDid your entry for the most prime-producing polynomial produce? Check here to see if the $50 ThinkGeek gift certificate is yours!
Continue ReadingDid you correctly identify the longest Collatz length run under under 10 million? Is this week’s $50 ThinkGeek Gift Certificate coming your way?
Continue ReadingWho won this week’s $50 ThinkGeek gift certificate by unscrambling a few founding father and other famous figures from the 18th century?
Continue ReadingToday I get to announce our Puzzle of the Week winner who was selected at random from all the correct entries.
Continue ReadingHow did your paper-scssors-rock strategy fare?
Continue ReadingMany apologies for the delay in this week’s post but I can finally announce our Puzzle of The Week winner who was selected at random from all the correct entries.
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