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1. A very easy one to warm up with!
Six sevens are ?
2. What is XLII in Arabic numerals?
3. 101010 looks like a big number, but it's written in binary. What is its decimal equivalent?
4. What do you get if you divide the number of hours in a week by the sum of the sides on a triangle and the number of natural satellites of the earth?
5. What do you get if you regard the first two decimal places of Pi as an integer, and multiply it by the integral part of Pi?
6. A spider finds it easier to work in base eight rather than base ten.
What is the decimal equivalent of a spider's 52?
7. Which number has just the three prime factors of two, three and seven?
8. Back to binary, again.
1100001 - (1011 x 101) = ?
Give the answer in binary.
9. The Romans again, now.
Multiply XXI by II and give the answer in Roman numerals.
10. Divide the number of days in a leap year by the number of feet in a yard, then subtract the product of the number of ounces in a pound and the number of cents in a nickel.
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