Class 4 Maths Number Riddles Practice
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Powered by AIGiven the thousands digit is 6, the hundreds digit is 3 (1 more than 2), the tens digit is 9 (largest odd number), and the ones digit is 7 (2 less than 9), the number is 6397 .
By correlating, the thousands digit (3 more than 1) is 4, the third digit is also 4, tens are 0, and ones (days in weekend) is 2, forming 4402 .
With the thousands digit as 4 (double of 2), the hundreds is 1, tens is 4 (3 more than 1), and ones is 0 (smallest number), creating the number 4140 .
To solve this, recognize that if all digits are the same and their sum is 20, each digit must be 5, since 5 * 4 = 20, resulting in the number 5555 .
The hundreds digit is 2, and the ones digit is 4, thus 2 + _ + 4 = 12. The tens digit must be 6 to satisfy the equation, giving the number 264 .
We translate 'legs on a chair' to 4, hundreds digit (half of 8) to 4, tens digit (double of 3) to 6, smallest even number for ones to 0, forming 4460 .
Knowing the largest single-digit is 9, second digit is half (4.5 rounds down to 4), third is 3 less than 4 (1), and last is the same (1), forming 9411 .
The problem provides clues for a 3-digit number: the hundreds digit is 5, the tens digit (9 - 4) is 5, and the ones digit (3 + 1) is 4, forming the number 554 .
Wheels on a car relate to 4, the second digit is 5 (1 more than 4), tens are 8 (1 less than 9), and ones relate to human eyes (2), forming 4582 .