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"Those who went with 2... congratulations.
There are 2 H's in this sentence.  "
Nice but I think you need to lose the ‘ ‘ marks - strictly speaking this cuts the first three words off from ‘the question’ which then only has 7 H’s.
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"Solve the following:'In this sentence there are three. This question contains eight. How many are to be found in this sentence?'
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In tHis sentence tHere are tHree. = 3
THis question contains eigHt. = 2
How many are to be found in tHis sentence? = 2
3 + 2 +2 = 7
Where is the 8 ? |
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"Solve the following:'In this sentence there are three. This question contains eight. How many are to be found in this sentence?'
In tHis sentence tHere are tHree. = 3
THis question contains eigHt. = 2
How many are to be found in tHis sentence? = 2
3 + 2 +2 = 7
Where is the 8 ?"
That was my logic. The 8th H is in the intro, Solve tHe following, but this is cut off from ‘the question’ by using speech marks so shouldn’t really be counted. |
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