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    This document discusses a trick question where the values of numbers 1 through 5 are reassigned different values, and asks what the value of 6 would be based on the reassignments. The answer provided is that 6 would equal 3, because the word "six" contains three letters.

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    This document discusses a trick question where the values of numbers 1 through 5 are reassigned different values, and asks what the value of 6 would be based on the reassignments. The answer provided is that 6 would equal 3, because the word "six" contains three letters.

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    Module 5C

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    This document discusses a trick question where the values of numbers 1 through 5 are reassigned different values, and asks what the value of 6 would be based on the reassignments. The answer provided is that 6 would equal 3, because the word "six" contains three letters.

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    “SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING

    RATIONAL ALGEBRAIC
    EXPRESSIONS”

    MODULE 5C
    TRICK QUESTION OF THE DAY:
    • If 1=3
    • 2=3
    • 3=5
    • 4=4
    • 5=4
    • Then, 6=?
    Answer: is 3, because ‘six’ has three letters

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