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The number 11 didn’t end up at 1 for me
The thumbnail is easy to solve.(At least for me)
Use the golden ratio and number 4 is solved
Oooh, I think Alltime10s is turning into WatchMojo!
The CIA headquarters are actually in langley, in Virginia. I thought American Dad made that up.
-number 7 in terms of maths and infinity, it will always go to 1 no matter what the number is. I’ll explain.
If an even number: it gets divided by two which makes the number smaller which can be an even number(which you half again making it smaller) or an odd number (next paragraph).
For odd numbers: if you multiply an odd number by 3 it’s always an odd number, but then you add 1 it becomes even, which means you divide it by two and it gets smaller eventually becoming 1 because it will always get to the number 8, then 4, then 2, then 1.
No matter what the number is you are constantly making it smaller even if the number has 1 million zeros at the end you are halving it, halving it again until you get a multiple of 8; which will always happens, and you will never get another odd number. So you just keep halving it. If you find a number that doesn’t get to 1, you’ve probably done it wrong. As, if you have an equation that’s always halving even numbers you will ALWAYS reach the number 2.
Ew! Who stole Bab’s hair?
I have an answer for riddle number 7: 31
prove me wrong
How about 10 puzzles that can be solved?
The cover one is a shadow!
Uh… For number 7, just choose a negative number. Done.