Unknown number 16
My number's tens are three times more than the ones.
My number's ones are twice the number of thousands, and my number's hundreds are half the number of tens.
I have two ones.
Which number am I?
My number's ones are twice the number of thousands, and my number's hundreds are half the number of tens.
I have two ones.
Which number am I?
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Dale
Jake’s mystery number is greater than 8 and less than 20. It has 3 more ones than tens.
What is Jake’s mystery number?
What is Jake’s mystery number?
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