Quincunx wrote:Doesn't look like it to me.
The odd one out is 1,000,000 because it is the only number whose sixth root is a whole number. There are several squares and two cubes but only one sixth power in the list.
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Quincunx wrote:Doesn't look like it to me.
The odd one out is 1,000,000 because it is the only number whose sixth root is a whole number. There are several squares and two cubes but only one sixth power in the list.
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Sloi wrote:I think the entire puzzle is a joke: you can find a "unique" characteristic for any chosen number and say "I FOUND THE ANSWER! I WIN!"
I think the entire puzzle is a joke: you can find a "unique" characteristic for any chosen number and say "I FOUND THE ANSWER! I WIN!"

jimbo wrote:3
7
9
21
22
28
29
34
36
49
71
83
100
101
121
200
289
341
496
750
1,000
3,000
5,000
7,020
1,000,000
240,900,003
3,000,000,000
24,975,094,500
1,040,321,000,000
2,000,000,000,000
One of those numbers has a unique characteristic that others don't. It's easier than you think!
Things like "the biggest prime number under 4" don't count as unique characteristics!

POLLITO110 wrote:Of course the answer is 200, is the only number which is a suitable IQ score for a rational human with the Iq tests of nowadays.
If someone has an Iq test that measures up to 289 without being a fake, I want to do it now.

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