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[Forum Post | June 9 Morning]
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norisknogloryGood morning everybody! For those that may not remember me, or have never met me before, my name is Randall Ascot. I'm the new Junior Counsellor for Confusion this summer, so please, feel free to ask if you have any questions.
It seems like a lot of people are having trouble waking up so early in the morning. And since Basic Braining as been delayed until tomorrow, I thought I would help you all warm up this summer with a little puzzle! Don't worry, this one's easy; I'm sure all of you can solve it no problem.
It seems like a lot of people are having trouble waking up so early in the morning. And since Basic Braining as been delayed until tomorrow, I thought I would help you all warm up this summer with a little puzzle! Don't worry, this one's easy; I'm sure all of you can solve it no problem.
A police officer was doing some target practice one day. The circular target was divided into sections worth 5, 35, 40, 75, and 100 points. After five shots, his score totalled 100 points. How many times did he manage to shoot each point section?And remember; no cheating! Just because someone else has figured out the solution doesn't mean that you should just copy their answer. Keeping your problem-solving skills sharp is just as important as improving your aim!
