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Elementary Mathematics Questions



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I, Neighbour

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Posted at 10:08 pm by Miss Loi in E-Maths Questions
I, Neighbour WARNING: Long rant ahead … 如有雷同纯属巧合(but based on a true story) Hello, my name is John and I’m a taxi driver. Contrary to common misperception, I am really nice and will go the extra mile to make your journey a pleasant one. For instance, I will always greet you when you board my cab and will help carry [...]

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The Importance Of Making An Appointment Before Visiting The Temple

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Posted at 10:45 am by Miss Loi in E-Maths Questions
The Importance Of Making An Appointment Before Visiting The TempleThe secret pin to unlock the Temple Gates is a very special four-digit number. If you subtract the five-digit number formed from adding a '3' after it, from another five-digit number formed from adding a '3' before it, you'll get 3843. Find this number and tell me why is it so special.

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The Last Massage

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Posted at 10:16 pm by Miss Loi in E-Maths Questions
The Last MassageIntimate photos from Miss Loi's Port Dickson retreat last week, with an intimate account of an incident at the spa.

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The Rage of the Triad Chief

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Posted at 9:05 pm by Miss Loi in E-Maths Questions
Continuing from the previous episode ... Months have passed. The Angsana tree had failed. And the driver is now in hiding. And boy, is Hitler the Triad Chief mad about this!

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A Tale of Two Tai Tais

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Posted at 9:06 pm by Miss Loi in E-Maths Questions
Tai-Tai A: "How much did your husband earn last year?" Tai-Tai B: "Let's just say that his total tax payable is 4% of his total annual income." Tai-Tai A: "My husband's total tax payable is 6% of his total annual income. Oh well, earn more pay more. What to do?" But is that so?

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