Why was the math book sad?

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At a bank without money I’d go on a spree. The more I like you, the more you hate me. What am I?

Goliath, The Jolly Green and Andre are all examples of this.

These make grown men dance in end zones.

What is lighter than what it is made of?

I am a three-digit number. All of my digits are prime. One of the numbers is even. Each of my numbers are used only once. The total of my first and last digits equals 10. The total of my first two digits equals 5.

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Why was the math book sad?

Answer: Because it has so many problems.

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Goliath, The Jolly Green and Andre are all examples of this.

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What is lighter than what it is made of?

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I am a three-digit number. All of my digits are prime. One of the numbers is even. Each of my numbers are used only once. The total of my first and last digits equals 10. The total of my first two digits equals 5.

Answer: This one is fairly easy if you use elimination if you follow all the first 5 steps you get three options: 525, 327, and 723 but if you followed the last step you would reach your answer. The answer was 327.

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This one is fairly easy if you use elimination if you follow all the first 5 steps you get three options: 525, 327, and 723 but if you followed the last step you would reach your answer. The answer was 327.

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