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FordHawk · 11-16-2004, 03:42

Following on from the missing $1 brain teaser...try this one.

A brick weighs 4 kilograms and half a brick, how much does a brick and a half weigh?

The answer given must consist of the actual number and the reasoning behind that number.

Please don't cheat, it spoils the fun. Try to work it out yourself. My Mum still can't after 4 years...even after physically drawing diagrams for her.

Pursuit_chick · 11-16-2004, 03:47

4 kilograms
is this worded different too

you didnt say that the 4 kilograms didnt include the half a brick at the start so i just figured that it was 4 kilos lol

Pik0 · 11-16-2004, 03:49

Im thinking 12kg
you have one brick take half off one, your left with half a brick that weights 4kg's
so half a brick is 4kg and 3 half bricks is 12kg...

Sounds confusing and confused me alot to...

RaTTuS · 11-16-2004, 03:54

mmmm i,m going against what my thoughts are telling me and saying 4 kilos not saying why just so other ppl can have a work out who knows i would be wrong anyway