I don't have the slightest clue to the answer to that one! I keep coming on and checking with hopes that someone answered it right!!
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Me too!
well, she said y'all were close w/the planet thing, right?Originally Posted by Bonnie1965
Me too!Tried the metric system, no go. Thought may have something to do with weights of numerous things or light years, nopers. I wanna know!
maybe it's gravity/mass difference? you know, like a 100 pound person only weighs 20 pounds on the moon, because it has 1/20 of our gravitational pull? maybe look for a planet that either has 1.25 times stronger pull or 1/80 of Earth's pull?
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What I think is hilarious is that she says it might not be hard...
I've been racking my brain! Calories? Inflation? Foreign money? Measurements?
Arrrgh!
Ohhh it could be the exchange rate from Euros to US dollars?Originally Posted by Marianjela
What I think is hilarious is that she says it might not be hard...
I've been racking my brain! Calories? Inflation? Foreign money? Measurements?
Arrrgh!
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Hmmmm... I dont know about euros.. but the exchange rate of 160 American dollars is equal to 200 New Zealand dollars...
We'll probably kick ourselves when we find out what it really is. And I'd be willing to bet Cheylink is sitting there laughing at us all
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Still dying to find out the answer to this one!
Is it ohms and volts?
never? this is probably wrong...
WOW! I felt really guilty for not being able to check in for a couple days, thinking I owed someone a gift! Have to admit.....I didn't get this one the first time I heard it............
What about degrees, as in Farenheit vs. Celsius?
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I think maybe you were SO close.
160 degrees Reaumur = 200 degrees Celsius (whatever a Reaumur is
but still might not be what she's looking for...
Reaumur scale is a temperature scale that the freezing point is 0 and the boiling point is 80 degrees, named after the French scientist..................
But not the correct answer..........
The answer isn't so scientific. This definitely deserves a big gift!
But not the correct answer..........
Originally Posted by cheylink
Reaumur scale is a temperature scale that the freezing point is 0 and the boiling point is 80 degrees, named after the French scientist..................
But not the correct answer..........The answer isn't so scientific. This definitely deserves a big gift!
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Sounds like another question I have to ask my kids aboutThe answer isn't so scientific
Ok, so here's my silly I'm-dying-to-know-the-answer answer:Originally Posted by yayi
I am ready to explode!!! What is the answer????
160 is equal to 200 if it's how many cats you have! Cuz, after 150, who's counting? and what's 10 more? or 50 even?
Getting slap-happy/desperate here!
I don't think anyone will get this. Can we have a hint?
Yeah, i don't want to completely give up, but a clue would be nice!
NO idea..........
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Originally Posted by Naia
My first answer was...
160 is equaled to 200 when you add 40 to it.
