Problem 14 Answer:
The letters f, o, u, and r all must represent 0. Since each letter must represent a different number, the problem is impossible.
Problem 15 Answer:
If you were going to try to solve this problem, the clue would be in columns four and five. The s in column five would have to represent the number 1. The f in column four would represent the number 9, and the e in column four would have to represent the number zero.
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But if you look at column one, you’ll see that e cannot represent zero. If it did then e + o would equal o. Instead e + o = n. Therefore, since e has to equal zero, while at the same time it can’t equal zero, the problem is impossible.
Problem 16 Answer:
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re are twelve letters in this problem. They all can’t represent a different number.
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Chapter 3
Pronouns
Problem 17 Answer:
e = 0;llh = 4;llm = 5;lls = 1;llu = 3;llw = 9.
Problem 18 Answer:
h = 1;llk = 6;llm = 7;llo = 8;llt = 9.
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Chapter 4
Paragraphs
Problem 19 Answer:
a = 5;lld = 1;llg = 2;llo = 0.
Problem 20 Answer:
e = 5;llh = 1;llr = 7;lls = 3;llt = 4;llu = 2.
Problem 21 Answer:
a = 4;llb = 0;llk = 3;llo = 7;lls = 1;lly = 2.
Problem 22 Answer:
a = 8;llb = 5;lle = 6;llr = 1;llw = 7;lly = 3;llt = 0.
Problem 23 Answer:
a = 3;llc = 1;lle = 5;lll = 2;llo = 0;lls = 4;