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5314572 No.5314572[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Hi /sci/

Just made this puzzle, can anyone solve it?

The answer is a natural number.

>> No.5314584

>>5314572
White

>> No.5314586

>>5314584
>number

>> No.5314591

>>5314572
rgb colour receptors in the human eye.

make the rectangles slightly transparent and overlap them to reveal a number?

>> No.5314592

Is zero a natural number?

>> No.5314593

>>5314591
No but science is strong with you

>> No.5314594

>>5314592
Doesn't matter

Let's say n >= 1

>> No.5314600

>>5314572

sqrt(-1) because magic isn't real.

>> No.5314617

3

>> No.5314619

The answer is probably 6.
Why?
Because the answer is obviously less than 10, and I normally have about ~10% accuracy when guessing numbers under than 10.
Take that, science man,

>> No.5314626

Wrong so far

>> No.5314629

>>5314572
2.

>> No.5314631

>>5314572

1872

or maybe

27

>> No.5314632

it's 4, obviously

>> No.5314633

8

>> No.5314636
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5314636

The magic instrument is right here

>> No.5314638

>>5314631
No but nice try

>> No.5314639
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5314639

>>5314636

oops, I mean here!

>> No.5314641

16,777,216

It looks like a single pixel on a monitor.. A typical monitor can display (2^8)^3 = 2^24 colors.

>> No.5314642

27

>> No.5314644
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5314644

>>5314639
>>5314636

maybe this is the answer!

>> No.5314646

252?

>> No.5314647

Nope

>> No.5314648
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5314648

>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644
>>5314644

>> No.5314650

Trick question. The contents of the image is irrelevant. What matters is that it's a PNG file. The magic number of a PNG is 89 50 4E 47 0D 0A 1A 0A

What do I win?

>> No.5314654

>>5314650
>The answer is a natural number.
A trip back to primary school junior!

>> No.5314652
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5314652

>>5314572
RGB of left to right:
181 44 44
44 181 57
44 54 181

Tried adding them, left-to-right:
269
282
279

I'm at a loss now, because we still have a prime.

>> No.5314653

>>5314644
Hmm sorcery

>> No.5314658

>>5314654
How is that not a natural number? I wrote it in hex, but it's still a positive integer so it's natural.

In decimal, it would be 9894494448401390090.

>> No.5314659

>>5314654
>hex

>> No.5314665

>>5314652
Oh come on you are so close

>> No.5314668

>>5314665
well 2 is the only common number, so 2!

>> No.5314667

>>5314572
44

>> No.5314669
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5314669

>>5314665
830.

>> No.5314670

181

>> No.5314671

>>5314667
Correct

Well this took longer than I had imagined

>> No.5314672

>>5314644
>>5314667

truth

>> No.5314673

3

>> No.5314674

>>5314671
Here's the problem: the magic number could be just about any damn thing you chose. (the letter "m" is 55 pixels tall, the magic number is 55!).

These things are only fun when the answer is unambiguous.

>> No.5314680

>>5314674
Yeah I know ... it's my first puzzle. I'll try to do better next time

>> No.5314689

>>5314680
This is really interesting but I don't understand how to solve it :/

>> No.5314691

>>5314689
If you look at the RGB values for each of the big blocks of color, the number "44" appears more than any other.

>> No.5314756

The answer is that there is no answer because magic isn't science therefore we conclude that the answer does not exist.
Also, 12.

>> No.5314790

>>5314756
No, you retard, we conclude that the answer cannot be found using the scientific method.

>> No.5314793

>>5314756
For this to work you must first prove that if something exists then it is science.

>> No.5314796

Take this troll crap back to /b/