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Title is not the question; question is here!
The given code is -
Shift three. Caps lock one. Shift six.
Tab six. Tab nine. Tab seven.
Tab four. Tab three. Caps lock one. Caps lock three.
Tab five. Caps lock six. Tab eight. Caps lock two. Shift 10.
If carefully observed the code, it represents keyboard like a grid/table.
Shift, Caps lock, Tab represents rows while the numbers associated with them represents a column. Together both represents a particular key on the keyboard.
Shift three - C Caps lock one - A Shift six - N
Tab six - Y Tab nine - O Tab seven - U
Tab four - R Tab three - E Caps lock one - A Caps lock three - D
Tab five - T Caps lock six - H Tab eight - I Caps lock two - S
Shift 10 - ?
So the code is CAN YOU READ THIS?
There is a ten-digit mystery number (no leading 0), represented by
ABCDEFGHIJ, where each numeral, 0 through 9, is used once.
Given the
following clues, what is the number?
1) Digit A is either a square number or a triangle number, but not both.
2) Digit B is either an even number or a cube number, but not both.
3) Digit C is either a cube number or a triangle number, but not both.
4) Digit D is either an odd number or a square number, but not both.
5) Digit E is either an odd number or a cube number, but not both.
6) Digit F is either an odd number or a triangle number, but not both.
7) Digit G is either an odd number or a prime number, but not both.
8) Digit H is either an even number or a square number, but not both.
9) Digit I is either a square number or a cube number, but not both.
10) Digit J is either a prime number or a triangle number, but not both.
11) A < B, C < D, E < F, G < H, I < J
12) A + B + C + D + E < F + G + H + I + J
Here is that MYSTERY number!
The FIRST Case of Mystery Number
The SECOND Case of Mystery Number
